I would just go on VRBO (or similar) and look how people design their properties where it really matters (they are trying to rent to daily guests and design/amenities are super important.

You have to work with someone that is experienced and very active in the field.

I’m creating a program designed specifically for real estate investors or Realtors who are actively trying to break through to the next level.

I’m actively working on agent outreach and direct-to-seller approaches and would love to collaborate or learn more about your investing criteria.This community has been such a tremendous resource for me, and I’m eager to give back by helping others find great opportunities in Columbus.

Quote from @Noah Laker: I'm a real estate broker and my client is a high W2 earner, taking advantage of the "STR Loophole"His CPA told him that he can only do cost segregation on properties which are active STR's.My understanding was that, if he obtains REP status through any one of his properties, that he can take advantage of depreciation on any investment property, even if that one is not an STR.

I’m also an active member of the local landlord association in Joliet (JRLA), which has been a great resource for networking and education.

My real estate journey started with a single investment property in Putnam County, Florida, and I'm actively working to expand my portfolio and acquire my next property soon.

We’re actively seeking lenders who can fund multiple properties at once.Open to discussions on flexible financing strategies that have worked for others.I'd love to hear from fellow investors, lenders, and finance professionals—how have you navigated this challenge?

Asa Triche is very active wholesaler and one of the organizers.

Hi Robert, in terms of the work that could be done easily I suggest activities such as painting, flooring if you have the proper tools, and tiling.