Investors Receive "Restricted Securities"Syndication investors receive restricted securities, meaning:They can’t freely sell their shares like a stock.They must hold the investment for a certain period.Additionally, you must file a Form D with the SEC within 15 days of the first sale of securities.

Yes, I agree that AirCover wouldn't be sufficient, but I totally hear you - insurance these days is quite expensive!

The online world has become so negative these days about people complaining, criticizing or putting people down that it becomes very discouraging for a new investor to share their experience. 

People often comment saying they are in Pricelabs every day "tweaking" their pricing.

We haven't concluded on that yet but he does handle the day to day to keep the stress off of me. 

I'd love to hear more from you.Residential Districts (2019): Renting properties for periods less than 31 days or a calendar month is prohibited.

Those deals still exist, I see them every day. 

Or cut to the chase and try to get my team set from day one and learn on the fly?   

I am aware of companies like Pad Split, but would prefer to have a more traditional company overseeing the day to day since I am out of state the majority of the year.

It's extremely frustrating in this day and age to not think mobile first.