I don't have so many rentals that I can't balance them, and I found that the extra ~1 hr/month (usually all year's time in 1 month) is worth it to have a pulse on your property, decide the specific repairs, etc.

I'm also trying to get an answer on this, but seems like there are far more assumable commercial loans than there are residential, but from what I can tell, it's just a case by case sort of thing and you have to check within the loan docs or with the original lender to find out if it applies to a specific loan. 

Here's my advice: Section 8 isn't inherently good or bad; it depends on your comfort with risks, your experience level, and the specific property.

So, the first question they usually ask a PMC is about fees - instead of asking about services and HOW those services are executed.EXAMPLE: PMC states they will handle tenant screening – what does that specifically mean?

Philadelphia area, Chester county to be specific. 

@Robert Maxwell, my advice: listen to the first 300 episodes of the BiggerPockets Podcast and then return to forums when you have a specific question.

For STRs, you're going to price according to your market but also most likely using a dynamic pricing tool to take into account location-specific demand fluctuations.

I specifically asked him to talk to the underwriters to make sure the STR would lend. 

They had a very specific vision for a dream beach house.

Hi Jacqueline-Great questions and I also help investors as an agent in Michigan.Typically, I work with investors that like a particular area I have written content about and have shared on Facebook real estate investor groups in those areas or posted on my website.Then, I work with them to define their investing goals and specific buyer criteria so we are only looking at properties that fit that.It has not been a problem working with investors after defining their buying criteria because only a few properties will meet that criteria.To your success!