You will probably want to pay attention to the income tax basis to any proposed transactions as well as be wary of any transfers that cause a property tax reassessment, depending on whether that amounts to a big increase in taxes or not.Feel free to reach out if you would like referrals in San Diego County in order to work remotely.

A typical PM for full service is around 20-30% depending on the area.Or do you mean a PM that is local to you managing your out of state STRs?

Like others have mentioned, there are definitely areas that make more sense than others depending on if you want to focus on cashflow or appreciation (just like with any investment).

The best approach for you will depend on your specific financial situation, risk tolerance, and investment goals.I hope this helps!

So it's a decent time to strike depending on your budget. 

If its single family I wouldnt bother with a manager but 2 or 3+ tenants in same building I would consider it depending on how hands off you want to be on the tenant issues and how handy you are

Typically, depending on the LTV - and we wouldn’t go above 50%, we’d be looking for a 18 - 25% annual return.  

Firstly, I think this answer will be highly dependent on each investors current situation along with their long term goals!  

The rate will be slightly higher depending on the leverage and PPP.

Essentially it's totally dependent on the terms/risks that the buyer and seller are comfortable with and everyone understands the transaction.