I’m not sure I could get calls about fixing the house during most business hours while starting out this rental property business. 11.Write up Rental property agreement.

I’m not sure I could get calls about fixing the house during most business hours while starting out this rental property business. 11.Write up Rental property agreement.

*Develop your own 3M Talent***I live in the modern day equivalent of the wild west, all this may not apply to your market.

Then you can go visit them, write them a letter or call them on the phone.

It's located out of state and I have a property manager and it's currently rented.I am trying to get an understanding of what I can write off, since this is considered a first home on the books for me, and first rental property. 

This varies based on talent, proximity, etc.Historically, single-family rental property management has been a challenge to scale for many reasons, but it can be done.

I don't need a broker to write a contract but I do need one to get into any properties that look promising.

I see many write that you can buy a multi-family, live in it for a year and purchase another multi-family.I can see going from a multi-unit house to single family house but can’t see taking advantage of the second tier entitlement from single to multi family, I know va loan officers and underwriters can be sticklers due to the va loan guidelines, so my question is to any former underwriters/loan officers, what are considered some legit reasons to take advantage of the second tier entitlement and what tangible evidence needs to be provided?

For example, none of the local lenders I use in the area charge a lender's fee for writing the loan, which could save you thousands! 

PM is also a field in the real estate industry that has the fewest talented people in my opinion.