As supply increases, demand decreases, which can eventually lead to lower prices if done on a large enough scale.Unfortunately, many people outside our industry don’t fully understand this.

As I approach my 20th year as a real estate broker in Texas and my 30th year as a small business owner, I've decided to think outside the box and use what I have to get what I want.  

As an agent for this business--offering it's services for a commission, would that also open you up to legal exposure???

I own an interior design business.

A successful tip from billionaire business moguls and likes of Alex Hormozi.

Quitting your job to do real estate full-time is obviously attractive.You could listen to all of us telling you not to do it, but sometimes you just have to take a chance and make the best of it.There's a lot of successful people that didn't know they could fail and succeeded despite the odds.

Now, you need pages and pages of documents signed and notarized and you still are not sure if you are dealing with an honest person.There is certainly more than enough money in the investor arena to go around for everyone, but many people choose to conduct unethical business anyway. 

You could increase the timeline and possibly save money by having other people do some of the work.

You could try doing SRO for Short Term rentals as well, but that seems like it would be way more hands on and you may deal with headaches more often with people coming and going more often.Last, lets talk about how income works on STR vs Long Term Rentals (LTR). 

A business lawyer can set these up for you or draw up a contract.