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. 

Areas experiencing growth in population usually see a corresponding rise in housing demand.You should then delve into real estate market trends, examining aspects such as property prices, rental levels, and the average time properties stay on the market.

Finally, **transparency and trust** are vital; a lender who is upfront about all costs and willing to work through challenges builds long-term relationships with investors.

As far as having trusted resources and vendors to help.Please let me know if you want to take a stab.At doing one up here I am loaded up with all sorts of resources. 

.- trusts - deeding each property to a separate land trust each and then the land trusts in turn grant beneficiary to an operating LLC.

My feeling is, VRBO trusts its hosts more than Airbnb to do what's right and they, in turn, treat you better as a host.  

I would just BRRRR by yourself or with one other person that you trust that has the same passion and can bring something to the table.

Everything should be on the same design level.

For those people, establishing a bit of trust or showing you care about their situation can help seal the deal.

Everyone has different comfort levels of what and where they buy, so you just have to decide what's best for you.Typically I say go north....north of McKinney, or draw a circle around DFW and invest on the outskirts of that circle.