Feel kind of non-sense that biggerpockets advertise multi-family a lot and there is no way to find the deals for that.

Seems like most condos only allow STR through their own management for a hefty fee, but the ease of not having to worry about advertising and listing sounds nice. 

I just wear so many hats...for example...I do the advertising, selling, hiring, firing, scheduling, payroll, taxes, product research, price negotiation, inspections, insurance meetings, insurance write ups, bank meetings, draw requests, and when I need to I can pick up any tool on any project and do the work better than the lead guy on the crew.

If a personal injury occurs for whatever reason, you (the property manager) are almost always the first target, in place of the owner.

Hope everyone has been doing well halfway through the 2024. I just ended my management company (30 notice), officially ends the third. Due to their lack of urgency to get repairs done to get the home rented out. (Had ...

Here’s our OPINION for the Metro Detroit market (use as a template for your target area!)

Target areas with companies aggressively hiring college graduates, your rental pool will improve.

The size of the deal makes a difference.Larger apartment complexes are typically not advertised outside of the Brokerage webist and lists, so unless you're on their list, you may not know those deals exist. 

One of the more creative ideas I have come across that I am going to be implementing is splitting cost of advertising/lead generation with realtor partners. 

@Zackarias Aitchison as @Theo Hicks mentioned you will want to add value to a syndicator wether that's money, etc.Let's assume you want to go the FREE route.As mentioned before, you'll want to target a syndicator who's actively doing deals and then add value.Value Add Ideas:1.