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It's important to comply with all legal requirements and stay updated on any changes.Remember, it's always a good idea to consult with a professional, such as a real estate attorney or property management company, to ensure you're taking all necessary steps and complying with local regulations.

Property management is in-house and owned/controlled by us. 3rd party contractors for rehabs and considering building in-house maintenance team for property management.Do you offer rental or maintenance guarantees?

So I imagine the benefits of the cost seg have to be weighed against the legal and professional fees to get it done. 

Anytime a tenanted property is purchased, the landlord either has to honor the terms of the lease for the remainder of the lease, or both landlord and tenant parties need to mutually agree to end lease.

Then you have to coordinate with different people with little to no professional background or even background checks.

Since you will be at the property doing the majority of the work, I would hire multiple professionals for the different types of work.

The community would benefit greatly from an increased pool of skilled professionals to meet the demands of upcoming projects.

There are so many "solutions" out there for STR is it easy to get lost in the mess.Some of those are worthwhile, Pricelabs for instance.For the most part, I just use the built in apps. 

While some people got lucky for a few years with the AirBnB runup and BRRR, real estate for the most part is a get wealthy slowly game, not get rich quick.