I haven’t narrowed down which state yet.

If these are cookie cutter B and C type homes then you could get a certificate of some sort because in that price range people typically will go cheap or not want a designer anyways.

Regardless, I think my next step is to narrow down my go/no go lines on what I will accept as far as contract terms go, provided I feel that their communication, professionalism, thoroughness, etc are all on the level.One question, for anyone reading this. 

Older homes that are well-maintained but have poor flow, floor settling, or don't meet today's families expectations (small closets, narrow halls, low ceilings) should be appropriately comped.

When you've narrowed down to a market that checks all/most of your boxes, interview other operators and get a feel for the seasons and operating costs.

This comes with experience, i have walked over 100 properties to really narrow this down 3.

We like to buy B and C type properties thatcontain between 30 to150 units.

After you’ve narrowed your search and selected a few companies that fit your style and investment strategy, you might post a few names here asking about their service.

Hey guys,So I have my primary residence in Dallas and have been renting it out on Air B&B and living with my parents to see if it would make enough to justify as a rental (which it does thankfully).

I always have a plan B and margin of safety.