If the tenants fails, you can have a professional take that over and deduct the costs from the security deposit.

So as I said, if you can get to know appraiser on a professional level, not sucking up, but approach them professionally (asking questions, having them do some work for you, etc.) you'll be further ahead and know how to appoach them.

Also, checkign with Planning, of course, as far as zoning, etc.

This was an older home located near the Riverside golf course area in San Antonio.

Of course please consult with a lawyer to make sure, but this is what I've learned so far.

(Of course, you can't do STRs in Breckenridge anyway because of the caps.)Goal is almost exclusively personal use.

Hi Julio, If you're looking to throw together something quick, Wix and Squarespace are the best no-code design tools I know.If you're interested in getting something done professionally, feel free to reach out.

So yeah, maybe a few hoops and city want's a remote investor to use professional local management so city knows no BS is gonna go on, and I agree 100% because that's honestly the intelligent way to go about it, and it's worth it. 

Readers should seek professional advice.

IncomeDigs has a great course on how to use QBO for real estate.