Be competitive in what you list your property for rent for if you want to get it filled quicker (about 10% below market rent or whatever else is up for rent nearby but you still also need to make sure the unit looks good/relatively updated when comparing to the others for rent - I look at what is on Zillow. 

I'm particularly interested in purchasing two-bedroom, one-bath (minimum) properties that offer space and potential for adding an extra bedroom and bathroom.

I ran the numbers on some properties and they meet well above the 1% rule, but that sort of worries me...

I know quick books will work but I was curious if there is something out there that already has all the detailed costs input where I would only need to add the basics about the property.

I currently manage properties throughout Los Angeles County, and occasionally come across properties that aren’t ideal for long-term standard rentals.

But the fact is, in the long term, if you own property then your money has a constant and safe return on investment.In a bear market, investors worry about the value of their investments.

To have a strategy in place on how to set up times for end buyers to walk the property and have a strategy for how the winning bid will be accepted.

Hi all,I am here looking for help to figure out the best strategy to own a STR property.

It’s going to be hard to get more than the property’s worth.

As a beginner, I’m still reading and listening to all the great advice and content out there, but tentatively working towards house hacking via a multi family property in Philadelphia.