you can always do short term, might get more money that way but it will be a little more work with the clean ups. doesn’t hurt to try!

The author shares a wild story about discovering his long-term tenant was secretly running an Airbnb out of his apartment.

We also had to get a lease signed on our old home before we closed on the house, but we had everything set up and ready to list as soon as we got under contract.

@Philip Hong I love this product type, it's in short supply nationwide.

In short, the best Real Estate CRM to use is the one that fits your personality and habits in my opinion. 

if you buy something random on the MLS it's probably not going to cash flow. which might be okay depending on your strategy. but it sounds like you're getting under contract and then trying to get the price down and / or get repairs made. 

STR's aren't impossible here, but depending on the area, you'll find them to be extremely seasonal.Other strategies that have worked for me and my clients is the MTR route, there's a robust hospital system in both NYC & LI that is always hiring contracted nurses for 3-6 months contracts. 

He said that by following his underwriting criteria I’d never experience a late payment let alone a foreclosure; that by using his one of a kind mortgage contract I’d eliminate all borrower rights in EVERY state and be able to take the property back without foreclosure; and that any tenants could be considered trespassers and can be shot on sight.  

We currently own 2 long-term rental properties and are looking to add more.

If the fees are passed to the buyer, ensure this is clearly stated in the terms.5.