BiggerPockets does have a marketplace where you can list properties, and you may also want to connect with local real estate investors who specialize in house hacks.

Also, test them with real scenarios before hiring—this strategy can get chaotic, and you need someone who can keep things running smoothly.Are you self-managing, or do you have a local team handling things on the ground?

See if you can find a local credit union that is willing to work with you. 

I'm not too sure about a Captains tax, for that I would refer you to your local seaman :)Kidding aside, yeah that's fine, assuming you meet the other requirements of Sec. 121 such as not having utilized the exclusion during the two-year period prior to the sale of the property in question, among others.

You can find them through investor networks, BiggerPockets forums, local real estate groups, or referrals from other landlords.To ensure the property stays in good condition, set clear expectations with your manager, schedule regular inspections, and consider using smart home tech (cameras, leak detectors, etc.) for extra oversight.

Lower tax revenues, when combined with higher construction costs, could compel local governments to tighten their belts.

(Whatever is required by your local market.). 

Hello Gagan, Some important tools and resources I incorporate into my business to help finding deals is to network with local investors.

He is our local expert. 

If you’re comfortable with the process and local regulations, new construction might yield higher equity, but for simplicity, an existing duplex is safer.