@Solen KebedeTo manage a house-sharing property effectively, establish clear communication channels with tenants, automate rent collection, create a solid lease agreement, have a local support system, screen tenants thoroughly, use remote management technology, plan for vacancies, consider professional management, and prepare for your move.

I personally work with private money a ton in my development deals and most are in 2nd or 3rd position but have lots of equity and established relationships. 

I decided to get a remote job, establish work history, save up enough capital for my first househack while I researched and learned about markets and strategies.I'd like to create an active business and I am looking at the MTR strategy.

Plus now that I'm established and have a portfolio, I pay a lot into the local economy by hiring contractors, buying materials, etc.

Best bet is to establish a heloc if you intend to borrow funds short term.

Excited to learn all things REI wise and continue building our portfolio and establish professional connections! 

The KEY AT THIS POINT IS ESTABLISHING COMMUNICATION with the tenant because a great option could be cash for keys as @Sean McKee mentioned, but you can't do that without having a conversation.During these challenging times I try to remind myself that the tenant is obviously going through some seriously challenging times and no matter what landlord problems are still "good problems" to have...

Hello,My wife and I have been seeking a business line of credit to help us out with paying some debt we've accumulated through our real estate investing and to help with establishing some capital. 

I'd like to thank Brandon Turner for his successful efforts in establishing a community for would-be and aspiring real estate investors.

Meeting them face-to-face goes a long way in establishing trust and credibility.As you engage with investors, it's essential to build and nurture your investor list.