1) Yes I thought that maybe the best route an MTR. 2) still building cash reserves and trying to figure out a good number. 3) No strong experience in the area, I would look to hire someone to manage.4) I was thinking multi unit rents can pay for property and one unit can be STR or MTRWould love to coordinate a game plan

I work as the transaction coordinator on his real estate team which is why I have this information☺️

What I do is when I get a repair request I call the vendor and give them the tenants contact info and they coordinate when they can do the repair.This way I vet and approve repairs but limit being in the middle too much.

Our company usually had tenants stay for about a minimum of 2 years so if any numbers at our old PM company hold true I would easily be able to handle 15-20 units on my own if maintenance coordination wasn't part of the equation.I actually started a company recently with the intention of helping those who don't want to deal with the back and forth of maintenance requests.

if your talking about the Thomas guide  then yes.. the listings all had Thomas guide coordinates on it that's how you found the properties LOL a veteran agent would have multiple thomas guides all well worn.. 

You could work on a team of a RE top producer and possibly be the transaction coordinator for all of the team's deals. 

Real Estate Agents Teresa Roberts and Mona Patel, are alleged to have structured and coordinated a conspiracy with the escrow company (Nikkie Seese at Town Square Escrow) and the Buyer (Nathanel Dardon in Utah).

Guys with half a brain, guys with hands that moved with coordination, guys who weren't completely full of crap.

Adam Kroll You won't be able to be licensed as an LLC until you get past your first two years, so you'll want to see if you can operate under one or how that coordinates with filing taxes as one.  

I love the SE coordinator next to the lake...Bronzeville, Hyde Park, Washington Park, South Shore, Woodlawn!