Thanks for being so transparent on the post.

Investing in these funds and would also help you accomplish your income goals while still being a passive investor.I would partner with a fund manager that: You can trust;That provides transparency;That also has equity in the same investment(s);That has a proven track record of performance;Can efficiently diversify your private commercial real estate allocation into different properties/regional markets to ultimately minimize your risk.

Perhaps I have misinterpreted our rules and regs regarding transparency of being a Realtor®; if so please advise. 

Honesty always prevails.NOTHING beats honesty and transparency.

If you do consider turnkey, I'm also happy to send over a list of metric-based questions you should be asking of any provider you consider to ensure they are transparent and performance-driven.With the amount of cash you have on hand, you could put 20% on 5-10 solid B properties and have your tenants pay off your loans pretty quickly.

Make sure you are up front and transparent with him from the very beginning.

Transparent pricing and financial reports are also important, as is understanding whether their management fees are charged before or after listing fees and taxes are taken out.A good property management company will also look for ways to streamline your guests' experience, such as by recommending smart locks and thermostats that make it easy for guests to access and enjoy your property.

Hi @Ariel Gomes I do a lot of work Downtown and can't think of any buildings that have a formal position on vacation rentals, I'd doubt any HOA would take such a position in the early stages of that industry.Your success here would likely hinge on the same factors you'd find anywhere for this strategy.  1) how open and transparent you are with your neighbors 2) how selective you'll be with your guests/tenants 3) how responsive you'll be to complaints and problems.Condo owners in urban areas, such as Downtown, will be very concerned about their safety and ability to limit access to their buildings.  

My intent wasn't so much to focus on the negative, but rather to be transparent if somebody were to work with me.

Hey @Ivan Vargas,First off, I love your intensity, energy, and transparency.