That one absolutely has posts.  2 things:REI Clubs:We actually just answered that with a post yesterday (in the Texas forum). 

Also, consider that being an actual property manager may require you to be a licensed broker.

They then have another realization that “sweat equity” is actually hard and requires tools, time, and a know-how in order to do the job right.When you’re under contract you’ll come up with a scope of work and budget, submit it for approval to the lender, and you’ll be able to make draws once you’ve closed and started the project.

Actually it depends on the state/jurisdiction.

The hardest part of flipping (also my opinion) is finding actual deals.

It looks like the deal is actually in that neighborhood ...even though it’s far away south in between other ones Avenida covers much of it.

HAHA, i actually did.

There are actually quite a few properties in FtCo that the city allows "primary' short-term rentals, meaning it's your primary residence and you can rent it for up to 90 days per year, but who actually wants to Airbnb their own house that much?

Make sure you actually have enough quality guests and content to produce a podcast.

When your skill set matches their needs and you can actually deliver, the opportunity will be golden!