We worked with a real estate broker - Judy Wensloff - who let us know when the property was listed.

I’ve got 2 new STR listings in the same COA next week, a 1-bedroom walk-in & a 2-bedroom walk up.

From my clients experience here is a list of "Buyer Beware" red flags with hiring anyone...- If they do not have About us on their website - In the about us page there is no name- When you Google their name there is no reference to them ever doing the services you are looking for- So I have mentioned this millions of time - you get what you pay for.

Make a simple spreadsheet or written list with the features of each and see which ones appeal to you most.

They have a Zillow Rental Manager but this is only a platform to allow a property owner to list their property for rent on Zillow.

Why did you pick that spot?

Feel free to reach out if you have more questions.Thank you for your advice.My thinking aligns with yours in that, at this stage, I lack the credibility and necessary funds.So, in the meantime, wholesaling seems like the right move for generating cash flow, familiarizing myself with the lingo, and expanding my network to build a list of buyers and potential partners.I've registered for a multifamily event next week and applied for membership in the young professional real estate group in my area.I do have one question, though, considering I'm at the beginning of my journey: What skills do you think I should develop to be useful? 

You can also list those rentals in the MLS with a realtor and probably find quite a lot of traction, as there are many home buyers who sold their home and need a short term place to stay (1-6 months typically) until their new home build is completed and utilize their realtors to help them find something. 

Sold price above list price over 200k is normal again.I am considering putting a house in South San Francisco onto market recently.

Nothing you've listed sounds shoddy