Why go through all the trouble of sourcing and leasing up rental property only to have your acquisitions be temporary leases and lose out on all appreciation the property experiences while you're operating it. 

But the majority of the time, doing the active diligence can ultimately provide the best experience for any placed tenant which in turn will ultimately help yourself, if a property manager, maintain a healthy relationship with your portfolio of owners going forward for them. 

I believe my experience in the market can be valuable for both buyers and sellers, but I'm also eager to learn more about building a strong real estate investment portfolio.I'm particularly interested in BRRRR strategy, short-term rentals, and multifamily investing.While I sleep, eat, and breathe real estate most of the time, I also enjoy sports (go Vols!)

If you are not familiar with the title search procedure, you should seek a professional with experience.

It's been my experience that people talk a good game, but get serious alligator arms when it comes time to reach their checkbook.

The Capex is a percentage set aside based on nearly 30 years of experience and my current property inspections. 

What I don't have experience with is the risk of bed bugs from an incoming tenant that states their unit is currently being treated for?

But it sure feels like it might.Does anyone have experience with above mentioned company?

There are certain areas in Lehigh I would avoid but happy to talk or text over the phone and share my experience.

What is a big lesson you've learned through your experiences?