Some advise I can give if you will be doing fix and flips is to ensure you cultivate relationships with solid contractors.

If at all possible, minimize your living expenses (live with your parents, or house hack) until you get established with your real estate business.Any hobbies you have, seek out others with similar interests and build relationships. 

I'm more of a relationship guy and that is what works for me!

id be happy to take a look I managed up to 13 airbnbs and I live in icon one of the largest Airbnb towers I have really good relationships and understanding of high rise in miami 

I hope I can use this platform more often and build great relationships with everyone. 

I wouldn't get involved with their site or any others for deal money; I only work with people I have a 1st or 2nd level relationship with (my circle of trust) for that.

Depending on how abrasive the agent is, this may have a major negative impact on the PMC-Tenant relationship.3) In general, the Owner's agent will throw the PMC under the bus for everything they can to avoid accountability.

My advice is to form a relationship with a landlord attorney in your state, and in particular, one that is very familiar with property management, to prepare your lease specific to not only your state laws but also how you want to do business.

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All businesses are relationship based where you position yourself as a problem solver for your target client's problems.