Hi All - I have worked in banking for much of my career but would like to possibly transition to a role in property management or facility operations.  I did get my real estate in North Carolina during covid but then ...

I have just moved into a new city (New Orleans) and want to get into the STR space through co-hosting and really become an expert in the process, what's the best way to gain exposure, connect, contact and gain clients in a new area. 

I experienced this when I lived in SoCal given the wildfire exposure and the SE has also been feeling the pain with all of the hurricane exposure.

.- Explain the Benefits of Our Strategy: Finally, I explain that by listing on the MLS as part of our exit strategy, we’re simply maximizing the exposure of the property to potential buyers.

There is strong data that correlates lead exposure with health problems. 

It needs to make sense from a risk exposure and cost of maintenance perspective.

the answer is because this is what professionals do and it's the price of admission to really establish your real estate business properly from the outset.Having a lien, loan, etc. on the property does not indicate personal liability exposure to real property because being the borrower on a loan does not equate to holding legal title on the underlying property. 

I've never flipped a house before and I know MLS exposure is very important.

We have a large exposure in the suburbs like Berwyn, Forest Park or Cicero.

These have too much exposure and competition.I drive by every property that I am willing to bid on.In SC I get a deed and own the property.