I have acquired my experience from working on my personal live-in-flips and building ADUs, as an owner builder and self-performing most of the work.

For what it's worth, my current job has a very high barrier to entry in terms of experience/licensing so I can get hired tomorrow and make the same money if I ever needed to come back.

Thank you very much for sharing all information is very useful. this case for my lack of experience does not help and I want to ride in this car ...Grateful to have good day ..

Or I may get a trust worthy property manager, but that cost almost would lower the long term returns to below the S&P 500 indexes. 

We have used GuestPrep, and unfortunately have had a pretty consistently bad experience.

I wouldn't put the remainder of your cash out until you have a concrete direction to go-- you'll be gaining a lot of experience as a landlord house hacking.

Share your thoughts, experiences, or even strategies in the comments section below; then let's get this conversation rolling and make a lot of cash registers ring too!

I'm currently working on learning and gaining experience in real estate, aiming to make that happen sooner rather than later.

I've had success with direct marketing, cold calling and social posts, but when it comes to the topic of pre-foreclosures, being able to strand face to face with a homeowner can make a huge difference, just my experience.  

If she has a Zillow or Google Business page, you can write about your experience with her.