We're a real estate fund administrator and most of our clients that have many SFR properties will hold them in just a handful of LLCs and the determination or whether a new one is needed is typically based on the lender providing them with a blanket loan/LOC.

I'm Albert, an international investor based in Prague, Europe.

The first one is to just trust the algorithm and let it set your prices; the second way is to have a different base price and settings for the low season.

In an opinion piece, the CO Attorney Gen finds tax sales, specifically issuing deeds unconstitutional based on that ruling.

DSCR loans are based off of down payment, credit score and either actual or market rents so it helps to supercharge an investor's real estate goals and net worth.

There are DSCR based seconds available for investment properties, however the rate and fees are high. 

You can decide to STR or LTR based on the property and the particular pluses and minuses, but I wouldn't let either strategy guide your choice of home, really the other way around, let the home guide your strategy.

Sometimes, a tax appeal might be necessary if the assessment seems off-base.

I'm planning to getting my feet wet with an actual investment, specifically in the LTR space in Philly -- where I'm currently based. 

This will at least help you get exposure to other folks that are in different verticals in real estate and help you figure out which avenue is for you.Happy to chat more, I'm a broker & investor based out in NYC/LI.