Property Management Is Still WorkEven if you only have one or two tenants, you’re still a landlord—which means handling maintenance, lease agreements, and potential disputes.

You will love the power it gives you to use the deferred tax for your benefit rather than having to pay it to the government.You should be able to get a good exchange performed for less than $1000. 

Would love to network with some people to get to know the area and the market a little better, as well as to hear about your experiences.

Then, if you’ll indulge me, I’d love to pitch an alternative idea that might align with your goals—especially since you’re 3+ hours away and planning to use a management company.The Good: Renting to college students can be a goldmine for cash flow.

can handle the PM but you have to work together and run it like a business.

We handle everything, so you’d get steady cash flow without Maryland’s tenant-first tilt or Baltimore’s paperwork maze.

Here’s how to handle those:•Negotiate inspection costs into your deal—in some cases, sellers will cover them.

It sharpened my tax research skills, which have proven critical when I began handling accounting and tax matters for businesses and real estate investors.Moreover, earning my CPA was just one milestone in my ongoing learning journey.

As the CFO of a developing firm, I’m loving the play-by-play—shows how patience and off-market grit still win in a slow market.You’re spot-on about transactions dragging—non-turnkey, overpriced stuff is just collecting dust right now.

Partner with an Experienced Hospitality InvestorConsider bringing on an investor who has scaled hospitality properties—they can provide funding while you handle operations.Would you like introductions to equity partners or lenders who specialize in boutique hospitality acquisitions?