I currently work as a leasing agent for a PM company and would like to ideally keep this position while I train as an agent. 

My wife is a real estate professional (we can deduct real estate depreciation) so a property with significant bonus depreciation would be ideal. 

@Tanner Lewis yes that’s my ideal strategy!

Ideally, you will ask to contract with the healthcare facility itself but you can also contract with the tenant.

Ideally, you'd find a real estate agent who has a property manager, contactor, and lender readily available already.  

Ideally, I would want to buy a MFH so I can house hack and get experience as a property manager while saving money on rent.

This wouldn't be my ideal way to do it, but it can definitely be an option for some who like that kind of lifestyle and want to maximize their returns.2.

Hi Jake, Using a bank authorization form to ensure smooth payments of rent sounds like the ideal way to go.

Ideally I am looking for an app that allows the tenant to pay thru direct deposit at no charge and for the payment data to be collected for credit scoring purposes. 

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