Goal is to manage it remotely, ideally not travel at all, have some responsible person to physically show the potential tenants the house.I have found some options and wanted to get feedback:1. complete DIY using technology: Have a remote/reprogrammable smart lock, wifi 4G dongle with ring flying camera or some other tech that allows me to remotely show the house to potential tenants.

You can program codes for the tenant while also maintaining a master so you always have access.The "smart" locks are difficult for technology-challenged renters, more problematic, and easier to hack.

For those willing to take some time and hear my situation out to give some advice,I'm a 19 year old college student (in Lancaster, PA) at Thaddeus Stevens College of Technology working part time (full time over summer) as an IT Technician at my school district that i graduated from last year, I'm also working on my real estate license through Real Estate U online.

There a bunch of youtube videos on the subject Here is one to get you started PROMPTexpress the typical rental arbitrage process in california as a plantuml sequenceYou can go to plantuml.com and cut and paste the below starting at the @ sign and have it spit something out @startumltitle Typical Rental Arbitrage Process in Californiaactor Userparticipant "Airbnb" as ABparticipant "Short-term rental platform" as STRparticipant "Real estate agent" as REUser -> AB: Search for short-term rentals in CaliforniaAB -> STR: Book short-term rentalSTR -> RE: Negotiate rental price with ownerRE -> User: Provide rental agreementUser -> AB: Check in to short-term rentalAB -> User: Collect paymentUser -> STR: Provide feedback on short-term rentalSTR -> RE: Provide feedback on short-term rentalRE -> User: Provide refund if necessary@enduml@Eric Don if you use new technology to draw pictures for people it will accelerate your learning and allow you to gain help faster where people can appreciate your vision so they can figure out if they can help you.Million Dollars worth of game.

The cost of repairing anything is up, even before supply chain issues and before 2020, they operated at a loss because of repair costs due to so much technology being implemented into so many items these days.    

We're able to do this through technology, business model innovation, and scale efficiencies.

They started tenancy in Nov 2019.

Local Banks and Credit UnionsSometimes, local financial institutions offer innovative lending products tailored to the needs of their community, including renovation-focused HELOCs.2.

-Growing technology scene, microbreweries going national (10 Barrel and Deschutes)-Rental vacancy rate around 1%-Limited availability of vacant land due to local governments inability to agree on a new Urban Growth Boundary.

The problem is that prices are out of whack with potential STR revenue that it's hard to find good returns.However, thanks to technology you can self-manage an STR remotely from pretty much anywhere in the country.