We've zeroed in on high-potential markets across the Southeast and Midwest, especially in Florida and Ohio, where multifamily, single-family, and industrial properties are flourishing.Here's why our Strategic Fund could be the perfect fit:Proven Track Record: SMARTLAND's team has a knack for finding properties that deliver reliable returns, thanks to years of experience and expertise.Comprehensive Strategy: Our fully integrated model takes care of everything—from acquisition to property management—so you can focus on building your future while we handle the heavy lifting.Innovative Technology: Our proprietary underwriting model and data-driven insights guide us in finding the best investments so your money works smarter.Transparency and Partnership: We invest alongside you and provide detailed reports so you always know how things are going.

Keep all your passwords stored in the app, along with keypad door codes, padlock combos, and any other data for the STR. 

Could someone please explain how these two processes work? 

I know some LOs who used to do a 50/50 split as they find the deal but do not process the loan.   

Doing so may be considered illegal retaliation and could lead to legal consequences.It's crucial for both landlords and tenants to be aware of their rights and responsibilities regarding rent increases to ensure a fair and legal process is followed.

After building up a comfortable portfolio with decent cash flow"...that is a process that takes years... 5 or 10 or 20 years. 

Hello fellow investors,I recently this year just started on my journey of real estate investing and in the process of finding my first property.

Here's some guidance to help you navigate through the process:**1.

I would appreciate guidance on the best approach to this process to avoid any potential mistakes.1.

In PR, understand the locals disposition to OOS investors, even those fluent in Spanish like yourself (or so I gather from Spanish language interview questions).No harm in beginning the interview process with both lender and agent today.