Apartments in Connecticut have a 95.6% occupancy rate and stay on the market for just 37 days—making it one of the most competitive rental markets around!

If you trust your contractor and can stay on top of the project, you might not need a property manager

Are you really going to stay this motivated under those circumstances.

Would it be helpful to you as a landlord have have not only the day to day automated but also have guidelines and quick access to local regulations (where there is constant change) in your assets markets to help you stay compliant and avoid potential lawsuits/fines?  

Any advice you can provide would be greatly appreciated1) In the Short-Term Rental Ordinance (Baileys harbor), I found the following:“If the rental of a Residential Dwelling is less than seven (7) consecutive days, the first dayof a subsequent rental of less than seven (7) consecutive days may not begin until the sixth(6th) day after the first (1st) day of the immediately preceding rental.”Question --> Does this mean that we cannot host another guest within the same week if the first guest's stay was less than seven days?

You have to have the staying power to ensure you’re still “in the game” after a bad run.  

I'm staying in one outside of Asheville right now and I'm in love with the concept and really considering it on my 45 Acre plot of land  

Purchase price: $94,000 Cash invested: $94,000 Bought an SFR that had a lease in place and the renter wanted to stay.

Hi all, I recently purchased a guide on how to wholesale properties.

@Minji Kimhi. i was glad to see you're looking to try to stay hands-on.