I recommend buying it under your personal name.

When the first type of person chooses to self manage, they generally have a great experience, and they also get to pocket the extra 20ish% that they would pay if they hired someone else to manage their STR.

Seems like I am wasting time for others.Some insight from experienced investors who use conventional financing or lenders would help me.

With buying a home for personal use, what are the best months of the year to purchase where the cost will be lower.

Hi Marshall--it's in person.

I have a tenant that is going to be evicted and i don't want them coming back saying that I withheld any of their personal property, so trying to prepare and have something prepared for a final walk through. 

But, you can't determine quality by simply what they charge.....as there are plenty of terrible agents who also charge a lot.You'll need to determine what value they bring to you personally and do a cost benefit analysis of whether the cost is worth it to you or not.

Next time you talk to the renter that's paying late all the time, Maybe mentioned to him or her without getting too involved in their personal life, they should seek out a temporary job a few hours, a couple of days a week until they build up enough to get caught up on the rent, and make a little pool of money to use so they don't get behind again.Some Temporary jobs can be fun, like handing out rubber id bracelets at functions to the participants, or if the person is more blue collar they have jobs for those people too more suited to their tastes. just my 2 cents.

So desirable in fact that an agent fro Ryan Serhant's office personally flew down to check it out and make an offer.

@Raeshelle Cooke I think you can take out a business loan since it does not post in your personal credit.