In the podcast, Al talks about testing the waters by converting only 1 or 2 units into LTRs.

Hey friends,Was recently talking with my friend who manages 100+ STRs and he was sharing his onboarding PDFs which I found very helpful.Would love to know what you do to help the onboarding process go smoothly.

highlight_post=6644969&page=1#p6644969If you decide to do OOS investing, have lots of cash reserves, do lots of due diligence - talk to local investors, multiple property management companies, at least 3 agents and at least 3 contractors.

these guys specialize in exactly what you are talking about and will charge you for a letter. no one's doing that for free.

I own 7 and manage 100+ doors, primarily STR/MTR.Love working with young people, please reach out and we'll talk.

We're talking fairly major equipment.

Not sure about where you're looking, but anywhere in Colorado here, if the home is zoned single-family then you can rent that separate space I'm talking about as long as you live there, but as soon as you move out, you can only rent the whole home as one unit.The trick then is to find a SFH with a potential separate entrance to the basement that is zoned multi-unit.

I know this is common but I never have heard any podcasts, blogs, or videos talk about this. 

For someone who I assume works with the public, I have mostly been "upset" with how you've talked to me in this forum.  

Advice on who I should talk to, to see if this is actually a deal worth looking into?