If anything I lean towards R2R's model in preference, because one doing things "in-house, is still generally just contracting things, which is doing similar isn't it, relying on vendors for the various aspect's, and only as good as those vendors.

My husband and I currently do management for STRs in the Midwest and I have to disagree with Lucas on the time aspect.

However, I seek advice on several crucial aspects before proceeding further.Firstly, I am unsure about the best approach to financing the purchase.

A landlord seeking to evict a tenant must satisfy one of the requirements defined in New Jersey's Anti-Eviction Act.

Some key criteria include:Location: The property must be located in a rural area as defined by the USDA.

Short-terms rentals might actually serve as a stabilizer if structured properly, but no one factor is going to define outcome.  

Using some simple standardized tech systems and putting defined process's into place, basic training, maintenance ticket times were reduced 87%, PM Staff avg. communication time was dropped from 17min too under 4min.

Definately vet them, ask for references and use ones that have established platforms.

Really helped define my goals, process, and buy box. 

there’s a funny debate on this. we put it on one of our rentals in SoCal and it’s netter us in a positive way and made us more attractive to prospective tenants.that being said, IF it were truly lucrative I think we’d see more corporate apartments like Greystar and Redwood installing solar panels.If you do install, make sure you figure out what tax credits you qualify for etc and make sure your output is covered by the panels for day AND night. theres no sun at night.. so make sure when they design they dont hide that. the salespeople are shady with that aspect and it’s annoying.