I would bet that 99.99% of agents you might work with are not going to know that or know much about how to guide you to buy one that would be on the 10%  (I am not an agent nor an STR expert).

@Shweta ShuklaThere are few good turnkey provider companies here, mostly just turnkey style deals you find using a good investor friendly realtor that are vetted by a property manager and contractor walk through.Your “turnkey” aspect really will come with finding a good property management company that meets your style and is an expert in your local market you want to invest.Columbus offers a lot of good hybrid appreciation/cash flow turnkey-like houses at the 1% rule in C class neighborhoods.

Some people say you need about 10,000 hours of experience, practice, training to become an expert in any field. 

If I can’t replace the subfloor (out of practicality or economically) I will use the oil based original Kilz primer and seal it in with several coats.

I like partnering with others on large deals because each party gets to focus on the aspect they're absolute experts at.

You’ll feel like and expert by deal #2 and that makes deal #1 worth it no matter how it goes.Idea is to get solid base hit on deal #1.

Hello BP community,Curious what you macro experts out there make of what's occurring in China right now.

I think future house prices (or rent prices) are more of a function of population growth, economic growth, money printing and available housing (or rental) supply vs demand.With new builds having ever-increasing prices it would also make sense in the medium-term for prices to correct.

There is so much content from industry experts.

Investing with sponsors who have a proven track record and who prioritize capital preservation helps ensure that they will protect your investments and do what they say they’re going to do.Changing market and economic conditions are always a risk.