Hi greg, just to be upfront, I don’t know your background or your network , but I find it laughable and nonsense that you are a #2 contributor for “market trends and data” and can’t provide any advice other than find a program, find some books, and go get educated.

Andrea,A lot of great options in Smithville and Kearney just depends on if you going for a SFH or 2-4 Unit Multifamily. 

The short list of pros and cons would be that you'll make more from STR, but it will also require more work.MTR will be less work than STR, and potentially get you higher returns than LTR, but won't provide the stability of a long term lease. 

. :)*I'd estimate moreso between $195-$250/SF to build, depending on finishes.

Depending on the comps, a good use of money is having your bathroom tub/tile surround resurfaced.

Tyler has delivered and his team have provided the best mentorship experience to date. 

I am seeing people investing in opportunities where they are in a second or even unsecured position and are targeted to receive a net 1-2% above a 1st position lien.For example,:Option #1:You receive a $50k first position lien $100k property - you are targeting to get a 9% return.Option #2:You are in 2nd position on the above deal and are $50k so 100% ltv and you are targeting to get 10%Option #3: you give someone $50k and it unsecured for them to go out and buy an asset and you are targeting to get 13%.I have literally seen several people over the last few days say they’re going to go option three because it provides the highest return.

We use Streamline which is a legacy provider but it is cumbersome and designed for larger scale PM operations (trust accounting, owner portals, etc etc).Just a few integrations we use: Lynx (locks), BookingPal (channel manager), EZCare (HK/Maint Ops), RevMax (Pricing) - There are more, thats off the top of my head. 

Depending on area, some agent's MLS show leases and what they rented for.

It really just depends on your overall longterm strategy.