I have most LLC'S in my state where most properties are located.I do have a Wyoming LLC that is the beneficiary of a TN land trust that owns a cabin in Pigeon Forge. 

There are so many options out there that bring technology to properties that residents would rather interact with, like texting, etc.

Then I brainstorm options in a people/process/technology framework. 

However, both mobility and technology and the ability of more people to work where they do not live, has grown this niche, as @Dennis Smith has argued.

I would recommend just going to their website and filling out the inquiry form, the agent I worked with was Kyle B but it seems like part of their schtick is that it's all technology based insurance brokering to save you $ so I don't know that reaching out to a specific agent like a normal insurance quote would work!

I currently work in the Information Technology sector as a programmer analyst and am looking to start this exciting adventure toward financial independence using real estate as the vehicle.  

It would be interesting to hear about the technology landlords use for leasing, property management software, unattended leasing, AI, deposits, and more.

If you operate an STR, gross income is your total rent paid by your guests, before any subtractions.To figure out your taxes, you take this gross income and subtract from it all allowable business expenses: marketing, education, technology, licenses and fees (including Airbnb and credit card fees), office expenses, business driving and so on.

Well, I do not know ANYTHING specific about the deal in question, the sponsors, or how the subject is organized, BUT as a syndicator/fund manager I will tell you the greatest risk faced by the limited partner/passive investor is NOT interest rate risk; NOT demographics risk; and not TECHNOLOGY risk; it is the risks that occur IF the sponsor’s interests are NOT aligned with the investors interests.

I am a 30 year old technology(data science) professional who has been dabbling in real estate as a side gig.