I talked to several CA investors who bought in Indiana: one lost $20,000 because the contractor didn't finish the renovation and disappeared, another one is seeking legal action against an evicted tenant and negligent property manager.

If you need assistance from a professional that has been doing this and has real life experience reach out to me. 

So, if your property meets these expectations then travel medical professionals may be a great guest type.

Unfortunately, it became apparent that most companies were seeking experienced property managers to safeguard their investments, which is entirely understandable.

They're the pros, after all, and they can offer tailored advice, ensuring you're not only correcting the mistake but also optimizing your tax situation.Good luck, and definitely consider getting professional advice to navigate this.

This list is included on a slide in the photos section that was also recently done by a professional photographer.

Remember, trial and error can be costly, so seek professional advice from a real estate attorney, developer, and contractor familiar with the Austin market.

My MTR is suited for travel medical professionals and digital nomads so I market it only on Furnished Finder.

After recently speaking to loan professionals I have become aware of the fact that after you have a couple of properties lenders will require that you have 3-6 months of reserves for your loan payments for each properties on hand. 

Did you work with any real estate professionals (agents, lenders, etc.) that you'd recommend to others?