Should I hire an inspector to walk properties with me and then get a contractor to look at the report for my first few deals until I get the hang of it? 

My “clients-first” approach means that you’ll be working with a professional who listens to you, provides expert advice, and works hard on your behalf.

Hired a PM, who hired & arranged for a move- out cleaner.

And their onboarding fee is minimal ($200-$500) and becomes fully refundable if you end up hiring someone from their vendor marketplace.

If you found yourself in a legal battle over pick your scenario, you could save money by being your own council or you could hire a professional to get you the best chance of things ending in your favor.

I would advise you to consult with your tax professional to see if you may be able to use some planning strategies to help you best take advantage of the deduction in 2024/25 in the event it isn't renewed by the next congress.

Maybe someone out there can help with a reference or experience for this scenario.  Investment rental property being purchased with 2/3rds of down payment coming from self-directed IRA funds being held in trusts.  Por...

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Whether managing the property yourself or hiring someone for a fee, in the beginning, there will be different challenges that will make or break you.

Luckily I invested in a place that will let me hire out my own PM so I get to dictate the rates but I'll make sure to offer something my competitors won't.