Essentially someone that isn't hungry to get you into any property, but has your best interest in mind to get you in the right propertyTips / General Comments- Look at inventory first thing every morning- Go and see several properties - don't fall in love with the first one you see, and don't wait until the perfect duplex comes up to have it be the first one you see-understand how much work each property needs.

The people that donated generally just bought the houses and wanted something different or more high end. 

@German TapiaCalifornia is generally more cumbersome than other states when it comes to taxes and filings.

And in general there is a lot of downplaying of risk in the pursuit of pure ROI.None of that is wrong I guess, it's just not my style. 

I'm sure the answer is "it depends" but in general, do people that operate medium-term rentals tend to find a better response from a unit that looks pretty or a unit that might have some more perks while someone is there for a short time?

I generally advise against townhomes and condos as the HOAs can become harsh and limit your options.

To be honest I don't love it and generally get frustrated trying to decipher what the book keeper is doing.

That area also boarders TN, Memphis specifically, so the general area would be worthwhile exploring. 

Generally speaking, it’s been a great investment.

It seems to be the general consensus to making the switch to force air.