I'm a MN native and also live in the state.... you have any recommendations on good meet-ups or mastermind groups you attend?  

I'm planning on buying multi-family property in the USA; in fact I'm in the USA right now, having a lot of fun learning about your property market.I would like to accept rent payments via direct deposit to my bank account, whereby tenants just tell the bank to transfer the money directly to my account on the 28th of every month, or whatever date has been agreed, OR transfer manually using online banking.In my native Australia, this is the only way that tenants can pay rent for most rental properties; cash and cheques - sorry, checks - simply aren't accepted.

The only reason I can think of is people will react differently if they know you are an agent.

Hopefully FL is different than Calif, as many municipalities are defining STR as anything less than 30 days, and start stack all kinds of issues due to traffic & noise in residential areas, lots of business losses to Tax paying motels and the city reacts with such as license fees, business registration and even out right prohibition.

Usually price.If the absorption rate is pretty low, you'll want to react quickly so you're not accruing empty days on market.

So my question is, if you were a tenant and saw all these changes happening around you how would you react? 

Miami Native here, and i think people from around the world come to Miami.

Will our investors react to our offering such as Jon suggests?

Once I find a potential property how should I react? 

Additionally, as we prepare for the move, my wife, who is an Omaha native and Creighton graduate before moving to DC to work for a Nebraska US Senator, is interested in exploring her own career in real estate from a very broad perspective.Key words Multifamily, duplex, apartments, construction, development, networking, investor