Did you work with any real estate professionals (agents, lenders, etc.) that you'd recommend to others?

I've seen "professional Tenants" use this move several times.

Did you work with any real estate professionals (agents, lenders, etc.) that you'd recommend to others?

I am in orange county, specifically Santa Ana and could not find a bar or coffee shop where real estate, escrow and mortgage professionals meet to network.

In the Lincoln City/Newport area there is a lot of hidden potential for MTR or medium term rentals (furnished 30 night+) as there are medical and coast guard professionals that need long term, convenient housing.

Here are some additional methods to help you find off-market deals:Networking: Make connections with other investors, real estate professionals, and possible sellers by going to regional real estate meetings, networking events, and industry conferences.Direct Mail Campaigns: To connect with homeowners in certain neighborhoods or with particular property attributes, create a tailored direct mail campaign.Driving for Dollars: Identify foreclosed or distressed properties by physically driving or strolling around neighborhoods.

Also, should I print out mailers or hire a company?

Hire a real estate CPA who understands how to use the tax deductions from your short-term rental and apply it to your ordinary income.

But I guess I'm not sure what content to go for that will explain to me what I need to know before making any investment, the different types of investments, how hiring people works, If I should go work for someone who is already an investor, and if I do I'm not even sure what they would even need or if investors even hire anyone who's new.

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