We've just transitioned to using Sentrilocks for showings, so those would be worth taking a look at as well - https://www.sentrilock.com/

You want to make sure it will cashflow as a rental, so you can transition out of it after a year or when it makes sense.

The area we live in is very desirable since it is very close to both Intel and Nike, very close to the max station (public transit), and in a neighborhood that is continuing to grow and develop.

My background was in pharma, transitioned to biotech start ups, moved into food technology and work as a Senior Program Manager.

Once you get to this point, make sure to run your numbers for both while living in the house hack (lowering your living expense to less than what it would be to rent in your area) and post move out where you need to be at least break even after accounting for your monthly payment + maintenance, capex, vacancy, property management.Here's a great resource right here on BP:https://www.biggerpockets.com/real-estate-investing/house-hacking-strategyRisk 2: Once you've lowered your living expenses and started investing with your house hack, re-build your runway to make the transition into your real estate career.Best of luck getting started!

I am a senior in college, looking to get a job in civil engineering and then gradually transition to RE full time, although I'm not sure what that will look like.

Hello fellow money makers,I'm looking to transition my asset of an RV into a short term rental, on sites like RVShare, etc. 

I have recently transitioned to being a full-time real estate investor and Realtor here in SoCal as well. 

Thus far in life, weather it's a doctor, dentist, or professional service, the transition always seems to go downhill. 

Our goal is to transition our construction company into a full service fix & flip business for ourselves.