Although I agree with @Nathan Gesner in part, I think he is off base in categorizing a relationship based approach to landlording as "amateur".

After a bit more research, I actually think renting a place will get me started faster and earn some experience doing Airbnb with a little less risk involved.Obviously I still need to be concerned about not violating a lease agreement by doing so and I would likely live on the property and lot or all the time.Ownership is still the ultimate goal, but this looks a faster party to self driven income.

Add to that the fact that many Hispanics are turning to the R party for relief from the insanity.We shall see..... 

The Podio team at Citrix can you with this, and there are lots of third-party consultants like me to can help as well.  

Usually conservation easements come with Huge tax benefits for the party putting the property into a CE.  

The third property is more niche—a premium rental with a large RV garage.

@Ben O'Neill I have a second, and for a short while a third loan on a property.

The listing parties all seem to have 2024 accounts.     

The hard and the fun part is training my team there in the proper processes from planting all the way through selling.  

Proactive updates can prevent misunderstandings and build trust.By balancing the needs of these three stakeholders,  a harmonious ecosystem can be created where all parties feel valued and invested in the success of the property.In summary:Property management isn’t just about collecting rent or fixing issues—it’s about creating value for everyone involved.