Reading the SAFE Act carefully you'll see that there are two issues afloat, reserve requirements, bonds, accounting, examinations are all things banks screamed about when the first broker opened his door, banks were required to do all these things and brokers were not, so yes I'm sure they felt the playing field wasn't all that level.

Perfect passive income play, but we relocated overseas.Problem: How can we amplify the reach and attract savvy investors?

Depending on how urgently you want to pursue, and how much of the negotiating you care to partake in, a realtor is gonna be a safe play.

And indefinitely deferring the tax on the rest with your 1031.You've got a great scenario to play out here.

As far as strategy goes, long term rentals are extremely hard to cash flow right now and are more of a long term play on the appreciation side(never buy solely for that reason).

This purchase also has to make sense, but since you are living there it doesn't have to be crazy on returns. real estate is a long term play.

I don't want to ruin this lady's credit or anything but I also don't want to get played. 

He had only played with the idea of selling it before he got my letter.

This has come into play as one local city was charging $150 for rental inspections while surrounding communities were charging $50.

AirDNA is super helpful, already been playing with it.