I would only add that you really need to push your PM to ensure they are handling this, as suggested above.

I would suggest you use a different non-qm loan product that allows for family members to occupy but doesn't require you to make it a primary residence.

I’ve been in real estate for 10 years, and I’d suggest setting up an Investment LLC for holding properties, a Property Management LLC if you're managing it yourself, and maybe a separate LLC for short-term rentals.

I hope you did quality work, as I know many rehabbers that don't, and while the pictures look nice, seeing it in person tells a completely different story.Assuming you did a great job on the rehab, here are my 4 suggestions#1 The front looks blah.

Keep it simple and just charge them an extra $50-$75/month or whatever.

My practice area ties heavily into the real estate industry and was wondering if anyone has any suggestions on ways to build my referral network both in law and real estate as I plan to do some heavy real estate investing in the near future. 

@Jaiden Alivera,If being a residential realtor is something you are really interested in, I suggest starting part-time to get a taste of the job.

They are pretty simple to use and all you really need is a cordless drill.

First just as a simple welcome and introduce myself, coordinate security deposit payment, asking if they'd like to see the property prior.

Let’s learn from each other and get inspired.Here’s a simple format to follow:Deal Overview: What was the property location and the deal?