If you do not like bookkeeping/accounting/technology, hire a bookkeeper specializing in real estate investors.

It's smart to consider your options carefully.To give you a clearer picture of the market, properties listed on PadSplit in the Dallas-Fort Worth area, including Garland, are currently 94% occupied.

Technology has been been a huge factor for both. 

@Hector EspinosaFrom my perspective, a smart real estate strategy involves targeting cash flow in long-term growth markets like Texas, the Carolinas, Tennessee, or the Midwest, focusing on Class B/C+ neighborhoods for stability and manageable maintenance.

Starting rent-free is a smart move—it’ll maximize cash flow but high purchase price and a low down payment make it challenging.

He's empathetic and smart; so, working on adding more toughness.

My smart friends seem to think that basement dwellings being tested for radon is next on the horizon.

Doubt this is the final version as the "smart" people in the city understand Detroit is coming back and needs to keep welcoming investment instead of putting up roadbloacks:)As many STR landlords have learned in other cities and in oversatuarated areas, it's always good to have a backup plan!

To make smart, scalable investments, research your investment type, create a solid plan, and find a mentor or partner in the real estate community.

I'm looking towards house hacking my way to least 10 properties is the goal Not at all, it's smart, but you still want to be careful because you don't know what you don't know.