@Dan Lucchesi - Here is a CSS Decision Diagram flowchart intended to bring together all the various questions when assessing the benefits of a CSS (via a professional or DIY).

However, I'd like to think I have several "sticks in the fire" to find deals including: MLS, commercial brokers like CBRE and Marcus and Millichap, boutique brokerages houses, off-market campaigns via email or direct mail, wholesalers, turn key operators, etc..

Second, when doing flips you'll typically put each property in its own LLC.If you plan to scale rentals, you can have a Management LLC that acts as a PMC collecting rents and paying expenses via its bank accounts.

We met via this forum and I am closing in one week on a STR that he has helped with tremendously.

I have communicated this finding to the company via an email and will follow up with a call, my question is what more can I do in this situation?

I’ve had a tenant through Airbnb which has extended her stay twice (each a month) and has been giving feedback as to how great it’s been.I come to find out (via a lead paint inspection and going down to check on the property) that she is 100% doing rental arbitrage which was not approved by me.

It was not something we could have seen via screening.

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I heard that in Texas, after a mortgage foreclosure auction, when unsold properties go back to the banks, they wait 10 days before hiring realtors to sell them in MLS or via another auction.

@Igor Stankevich @Carter Manley @Lee Ripma - Here is a CSS Decision Diagram flowchart intended to bring together all the various questions when assessing the benefits of a CSS (via a professional or DIY).