That's why my question was to go ahead all over the USA to see people's suggestions for better locations.The fact that you don't think it's silly to ask a forum to recommend any place in the United States for STR and expect to get answers from people without a funnel to sell you something is silly.Jersey City and surrounding is very good for MTR opportunities because of the proximity to NYC and since you are in residency, you would be MUCH safer focusing on MTR since you have an in to other medical professionals.

So far so good, Rise48 seems to be a professional operator. 

So what exactly would this mean if I were to get an LLC to represent myself in a professional manner with wholesaling?

Hey,There are a few items to consider, first have you made a grouping election for all of your real estate activities as a real estate professional?

Set a timer and in less than 2 minutes, you can present a really professional image to the BP Community.Second, set some keyword alerts.

That said, if I was retired, in a relatively low income tax bracket, or a real estate professional able to offset my commission income and interest income from PML with major cost-segregation, and wanted some spendable liquidity after a career in investing - PML all the way. 

You chose a property manager without shopping around and comparing multiple professionals in the market.

Did you work with any real estate professionals (agents, lenders, etc.) that you'd recommend to others?

Key neighborhoods to look into include Avondale, Crestwood, and Highland Park—these areas have seen growth, attract young professionals, and offer solid rental potential.You don't have to visit in person, but it can help for peace of mind.

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