Not all states require this mind you but many do.. and I see many non licensed companies advertising they will do fix and flip in Oregon and I know they are not licensed to do so but they still advertise they will lend here.So licencing... is one.. web site is another if the info current etc.. but if I was looking for money in a certain market I would concentrate on locals... and start there .. you can atleast meet with them.In the day I was lending I was the largest HML in Mississippi of all places but my offices were in Oregon.. so I can see how someone would wonder what the heck I was doing there..

My success rate increased once I stopped trying to market to every group I could and concentrated on 3 groups, absentee owners, probate & inherited properties.

Happy to jump on the phone as this is a loaded question.I don't know exactly what % of rentals are seasonal as a number of the total, but I am pretty familiar with the 55+ areas since I'm literally surrounded by them on 3 sides of my neighborhood and my portion of Mesa has the highest concentration of 55+ neighborhoods I believe in the whole valley.

Concentrate your screening on finding reasons to reject applicants.

Everyone seems to be concentrating on the “ponzu” scheme aspect.

Concentrate on building your business and gathering some assets with equity first.

So, the process is:Select a tenant segment with a high concentration of reliable tenants.

Native New Mexican here, transplanted to Massachusetts.Bought first property at 33, a 3 story triplex.Re: student rentals, you could concentrate your marketing toward STEM graduate and medical students at UNM.

While that is one of the lowest annual figures of the past decade, it is concentrated in the fourth quarter as demand struggled through the first three quarters of 2023.Construction remains a prominent market theme but has moderated recently.

What parts of town would you concentrate on?