I am really having a hard time deciding if we should keep our rental in our name or quit claim.

Anyone have experience working with Revedy for buying vacation rentals? 

I have been interested in long-term rentals for some time and looked at fix and flips when I was much younger.  

@Jose Almonte  In the multiple states, where we have rental houses, the tenants pay for all utilities, shovel the snow, mow the lawns, and take care of minor maintenace. 

Goal is long term rental. 

I am in the middle of negotiating a deal with a seller who owns a Sec8 Rental property near Pittsburgh, PA (New Kensington 15068).The tenant has been there for a few years and kept the house well-maintained.The rent is $9006 BD 2 BA 1,555 SQFTCOMPS: ARV - $135,000 | AS-IS $90,000I'm looking to get a better understanding of what Sec8 investors would pay for such property, trying to lock in the best deal possible for these investors.Also, what are the most important things I should look for in these deals?

Each city has a different zoning for short-term rentals.5.

YoY is up 2.6%.Rentals - Availability by MonthThe number of homes for rent increased slightly MoM, conforming to the seasonal trend (school starting).Rentals - Median Time to RentMedian time to rent increased slightly compared to Q2, but is still at 20 days.

The 3 states I work primarily in already require buyer agency agreements by state law. 50% of our deals are off market, so our commissions already got written into our offers as a standard operating procedure.So virtually no changes for me. 

Are you thinking of a long term rental, mid-term, or short term?