I had a super traditional W2 job and, BECAUSE OF BIGGERPOCKETS, made the transition from W2 -> into a non-traditional start-up prop-tech company (fired twice in one month)-> Then, I started our own tech-focused general contracting business serving new to intermediate real estate investors.I've more or less retired as a real estate investor (I still have about 50+ doors, but nearly every one of my deals went sideways for one reason or another), and NOW my ONE THING is working as a GC. 

With your impressive background in residential construction and 20 years in the trades, you’ve already got a solid foundation to transition into real estate investing.

Is there some workaround that could still be legal but allow me to transition this to 4 short-term rentals?

Good afternoon, BP.I've been looking at New Landlord Transition letters on this site and wanted to create one for myself.

I am trying to figure out if probate/wholesaling can lead to an ongoing profit that can be transitioned into a full time business or a side endeavor that may pay out a couple times a year.

It’s great to see you transitioning from the TV and Film industry into real estate investing.

She wrapped up that page of life by selling an 8 unit, several SFHs and a couple small multi-family units over the last few years and transitioning to more passive investments.

2) What would happen if someone used the above steps, and instead of transitioning to an MTR, they got out of the rental gamer and turned their property into a vacation home?

Perhaps you could stick your job out a little while longer like I did and start building up a portfolio of rentals to provide you with enough income to be able to give you some cushion income to quit your current W-2 and make the transition to a new job you like better.

It took about 2 months and following up several times.I had every intention of posting something positive about Home365 (to give credit where credit is due) as I transitioned away from their property management.