Don't invest with "friends".

Low property taxes, landlord friendly, weather is reasonable, close to Lake Tahoe and lots of enjoyable areas in CA, strong appreciation, strong rents, population growth, diversified job growth, limited land allows for significant appreciation outlook over time. 

I’ve been in the market for two years now, and while the learning curve has been steep, especially in the NJ market, I’m committed to growing and improving every day.I primarily worked with buyers, many of whom were family and friends.

These plans vary in the number of users and features included and are built for different purposes. 

They require a lot of coordination and assistance from folks on the ground without being able to rely on a tenant interfacing.

I have the opportunity to co-host for a couple investor friends and I'm wondering what to charge them for MTR/LTR management.

I am doing this one for a friend who never has been a landlord.

Instead, you might want to think about investing those proceeds into another passive activity that generates future deductible losses.A good friend of mine in Phoenix faced almost the exact same issue last year.

This would only be for my personal transactions and if a friend wanted some help.

A friend introduced me to Bigger Pockets, and I’m grateful for the resource.