Our goal is to reach 4 deals a month on average so we're doing everything our little finances will allow at the given time to market strategically, so far so good.

Strategic decisions are made together, implementation, I handle.

They are knowledgble in accounting, but understand the nitty gritty of tax law to help you strategize tax savings. 1.

Actually, this is (what I believe to be) the last strategic aspect of real estate investing that has not been mastered (or taken advantage of) until now.  

Incidentally, I've written about how to get around the due-on-sale clause you'll find in most mortgages with a few strategic moves here on BP as well.

You'll want someone who has some familiarity with managing Airbnb's specifically and can help you strategize static or dynamic pricing to better compete with neighboring properties to keep occupancy up as well as a manager who has a dependable cleaning company who is familiar with turning around a rental after the guests depart.

Instead of a short-sale or strategic defaulting I rented it out to cover the mortgage.

Negotiated with inherited tenants (cash-for-keys); did a full cosmetic rehab on the property (two identical 2/1 units); placed two new tenants after raising rents from $600 to $950; sold the property with one unit strategically vacant and the other with a renewed lease.

Be strategic, calculated organized and think! 

It actually is a very strategic decision.