Don’t get to concerned with competition, most will not have the tenacity and perseverance to commit to the end.

I had a similar SFR in Central FL and after I got my loan commitment for a conventioanal loan, the lender ended up needing to make it a portfolio loan and keep it in house because of the non-conforming zoning.

I would suggest you find a handyman to deal with nuisance calls and then you can really cut your time commitment down.

@David CarpenterGood question.I have through the years created a network of construction workers (i.e. carpenters, plumbers, HVAC, electrical and etc.).We have 6 years of relationships and now I see the contractor owners handing off to their children.These individuals provide me support but I have to commit to them on all my opportunities. 

Then, do I stay at my job so I can be more bankable, or do I jump to real estate brokerage and commit to real estate from every aspect and figure out the lending options after.

If the property is owned in the business and run like a business generally the only thing they can go after is the businesses assets unless one of you commits fraud or something then you become personally liable.

If I lived in state X but all my properties were in state y, would this make it even harder to qualify under the hours commitment (since I can't do physical activities on site readily)? 

Specifically, I’d like to know how you managed to devote your time to investing as well as your practice and other career commitments.

Hey All,When I just logged into AirBnB, it gave me the following Pop-Up message before it would let me get to my account:Please take a moment to read thisWe’re asking all hosts to confirm their commitment to welcoming guests of all backgrounds.

Someone who knows how to look at a title commitment and determine if issues exist.