Hey Trevor, With 10-15 units you may want to look into a property management software.

I do not have any prior concrete experience with that but understand a lot of the software that helps make short term rental management easier. some of these tools include: Turnoverbnb.com - for cleaning servicesPricelabs.com - to compare short term rental prices in the areaSmartbnb.com - for tenant and guest communicationHostely.com - for digital guidebooks, house rules and moreIf anyone has any ideas on how I can gain experience in this area I would be open to any ideas!

So my advice along with using CoStar/Crexi or any software you decide to use is to also build relationship with your local brokers because they have a majority of the deals that are off market.

I was really interested seeing you’re in a similar field- I’m a software engineer.

I'm now a software engineer working in the video game industry (I make Call of Duty), still based out of Los Angeles, CA.

I’m a software engineer and RE investor who is originally from NYC but recently relocated to Atlanta.

It owns the accounting and property management software.

I'm happy to send a list of furnishings, software and the like that I use personally as well as some links to videos that might be helpful.

And in Highland, San Manuel Casino will be expanding and creating a resort hotel, which means more jobs. 

I am currently using RentRedi for the property management software, but is there any other way or advice you all can give?