Do those rights extend to engaging a realtor to market the same property on MLS?

Babysitting is usually the thing you want to stay away from, some cities have limitations and if they comply a tenant has the right to engage in that venture.

I'm 22 so I know exactly how you feel wanting to buy everything and be a big time real estate player right away, but honestly it just doesn't work that way.

I am interested in engaging a virtual assistant to help create and email me monthly and annual financial reports on my properties, which currently consist of three SFR's and one parking lot (leased out NNN).I would like someone who is already knowledgeable in how to set up and create real estate investment financial reports, including key metrics that also reflect the applicable mortgage.  

I have not been engaged and productive at work lately because my mind is consumed with real estate.

Some of them may be engaged in real estate businesses as well.

The hotel world is not like residential, it's a very small circle of players.  

What are your thoughts about this deal if you don't mind looking at it:Looking for advice on offer/max price.Also looking for what I missed in calculations.First the hard part:This property is in rural TN in a town of about 20k population.Current owner has been renting to local college for basketball players/coaches (both boys and girls teams have used it).

@Mayour Patel The Connecticut MLS is still the dominant player for listed deals around here and is where most of my clients find their buy and hold multi-families or even the multi-families they rehab.There are some auction sites as well that provide some access to potentially good deals as well.Feel free to reach out with any specific questions as I am very familiar with the market around the area that you live.

Be sure to be as active and engaging as possible.