Can obviously mitigate access to the property by disabling the code if using a smart lock, but other than that, are there any advantages/disadvantages that you've seen?

Personally, I would only purchase for STR right now on either very unique/special properties or on those that also work out as LTR.I am a licensed REALTOR who is investor focused.

I'm a real estate agent that specializes in working with investors in a second-home market in the Northeast US.

In these groups, folks are trying to re-organize itself so it can get special deal from the GPs/syndication and they can invest individually or form an SPV.

This will give you a clear idea of your budget and make your offers more competitive.Work with an Agent: Consider finding a real estate agent who specializes in the areas you're interested in.

It's been small local/regional banks and more specialized DSCR type loan providers.

We have began to target Listing Agents, in an attempt to find connections, but are wondering if there are specific agencies that specialize in this market that we should be targeting, to lessen the effort?

Find out if you're required by the local code to have a medicine cabinet before you take it out.

Is there any special permit and/or fee to be a landlord in St.

Have your Contractor verify that pier n post is all code legal (looks like cinder block, no seismic straps, PT, in back looks like a 2x4?)