That I'd be interviewing a lot of contractors that are more geared (price and communication style and expectation -wise) for personal homeowners?

Hello Fellos,My property manager do not communicate to me in time if tenants has put in notice to move out.

I came to join Bigger Pockets after reading “Rich Dad, Poor Dad” and immediately started searching for more information about real estate investing.

Firstly, by picking Rich Dad Poor Dad, watching gurus on YouTube, and listening to every BP podcast and I’m ready to get some skin in the game and make my first deal.

The get-rich-quick industry knows that the latest shiny object they are offering will attract attention and will sell to a gullible public.

The best move is to communicate to the tenant that you plan on re-occupying the unit, and you're giving them a 3-month notice.

Firstly get your social profiles ready so that you can easily communicate with your clients.

However, I think the way you communicate it in a house hack situations in important because the relationship you have with your tenants is likely more friendly than strict business.

And in particular, some towns in RI have started to tax landlords (non-owner-occupants) at a higher rate, assuming 1) we're all rich and can afford it and 2) we probably don't live in the town anyway so neither we nor our tenants will probably be able to retaliate at the ballot box.So it's just something to keep an eye out for as you consider investing in a town, any town, whatever state it's in.

I am good at analyzing numbers/propertiesI am good at excel and can record informationI am good at communication and I am comfortable speaking with seller agents/vendors