These are entirely relationship-based and do take time and energy to cultivate but are very lucrative once you cultivate them.

It’s such a big leap of trust, and unfortunately, there are agents who don’t always live up to what you need in this process.An out-of-state investment can be daunting, and it’s so important to have someone in your corner who truly understands your financial goals and is committed to building a relationship beyond just getting to the closing table.

Building relationships with brokers and diving into resources like The Multifamily Millionaire will help you succeed!

Their "preferred" management company as it turns out isn't so great and has told me that wholesalers such as ReadyREI call them "preferred" to make it seem like there is more of a relationship than there really is.I would never work with this deceptive and unprofessional company again.

Once you close and establish a relationship with them, I would notify them of a rent increase but we do small ones.

If the HELOC is from an existing rental property (A) but funds are used for rentals (B and C), the interest must be allocated to B and C, not A.This post does not create a CPA-Client relationship.

What I wrote above does not create an attorney/client relationship between us.

This post does not create a CPA-Client relationship.

It's a love/hate relationship.

Building a relationship with local real estate attorneys or agents specializing in STRs in the area can save you headaches down the line.