I called EVERY insurance company (that I know of), and they all said if business is conducted on the property, they do not cover.

They can provide valuable insights about the property, its condition, and the local rental market.To manage risk when buying out of state, you should conduct thorough due diligence and work with professionals who can help you navigate the process.

Conducting thorough research and consulting with local professionals will help you make an informed decision regarding your investment.Remember to consider factors such as ongoing expenses, maintenance costs, and potential rental income when evaluating the viability of an STR investment.

This week, my team and I took a moment to reflect on instances that left us astonished at the lack of adherence to standard business conduct and got me thinking...

Your tax savings LLC should ALWAYS be in the state in which you reside because that's where you conduct your business. 

Hi there, So you can conduct a title search on a property by checking the county's appraisal website. 

The costs vs. benefits worked in the client's favor in this case, or else, we wouldn't have conducted the study.

I’m surprised anyone would be willing to let $10k go hard on a property before conducting proper due diligence, especially with the information available with a quick google search/ previous threads on here.  

I am currently building a software program that will conduct the due diligence process, set by the users specific criteria, in the end providing only properties that matches the investors goal.

The specific intent of the program is that sales will be directly conducted between the sellers and the developer end users.