Hi David, be sure to conduct thorough due diligence on the property and evaluate its investment potential before proceeding with any financing arrangement.

Each structure has its pros and cons, so it's essential to evaluate them carefully based on your individual circumstances.Ultimately, navigating the transfer of a property to an LLC can be complex, especially when dealing with mortgage lenders' policies and requirements.

Investment analysis often revolves around understanding exit cap rates, or terminal cap rates, as a major lens through which we evaluate deals.

Our company has grown and we now have a bigger “starving crowd to feed” (Employees, vendors, etc…) so we are looking to make as much money and maximize profits on every deal.I’ve always told investors that if you are more focused on the money that we make, rather than the value you get.

The company line is simply: We cannot evaluate you as a tenant until you see the unit, complete the application form (which has a space to furnish explanations of anything you believe needs context) and pay the application fee.

Following and reading through this thread as I am in a similar position to the original poster.I have evaluated some of the programs out there such as Brad Sumrock, Gino, Rod K, and others ..For me, the value has to come from the ability to have access to people who can help provide deal flow and others who are in a similar position as I am that would be willing to partner with complimentary skillsets. 

Please elaborate on why each is essential and how they contribute to a company's overall performance and reliability.Similarly, provide a list of red flags or negative traits that indicate a subpar or potentially problematic property management company, with explanations on how these might negatively impact my real estate operations.Create a scoring or rating system that I can use to objectively evaluate and compare each property management company based on the traits and skills identified earlier.

Find investment properties, evaluate transactions, and submit bids.

There are multiple large hospitals and plenty of large companies here, all that have employees who travel for work and are great STR tenants.

I’m also a government employee and have used a loan ($50k) to cover the rehab of a property.I don’t see it as an all in thing, as a fed, you are working towards a pension, social security, still putting in 10% into a 401k (with employer match)  and have a regular w2 income as long as you want to hang around.