I’m getting ready to list for sale within next couple weeks, but I’m afraid once we start showings, potential buyers may pass once they notice how hot it gets.

My agent passed the deadline of 2 business days to submit necessary documents online.

I have been pondering how to do it myself just to be able to pass the knowledge on to others.

What have been your lessons in investing that you can pass onto others?

I’m not sure how many rentals you have but I have a few and have been able to negotiate a discounted rate with Irving Oil and Propane which gets passed on to my tenants with the property and then they set up their own personal account with Irving.

It's less likely (in my opinion) that governments will pass broad, sweeping legislation against STR's in an area that they've already established a robust process for how someone can do it legally.

THEY ACTUALLY TEACH THEIR NEW AGENTS THE POWER AND ADVANTAGES OF WORKING WITH INVESTORS OF EVERY KIND, WHETHER IT'S PASSING PAPERS (ASSIGNMENTS/DOUBLE CLOSES/OR TRADITIONAL BUY, FIX AND SELL/HOLD- OWNER FINANCING AS WELL)...

Legal records can be harder to examine the further away a tenant moves or the more time that has passed, making them easier to miss.

entp.hud.govYou also want to make sure you run the math to ensure it passes the "Self Sufficiency" test where the unit rents must support the PITI by using the 75% and vacancy calculation. 

Yes, I remember when this law was passed.