I was browsing Zillow the other day and came across a pretty cheap cabin that I thought would make for a good Airbnb (there are others in the same community listed with lots of reviews), but it is 3 hours away.

It cost you nothing to give someone a copy of your contract.You can print a contract out online, and let a broker review it and in return you will close your next deal with them.

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Being involved gets better reviews as you care more about your business than your cleaners, so I’d encourage you to at least walk through the property once or twice every month or two being within driving distance.

Look at the property, analyze the repairs, is the current tenant paying rent, review the lease, etc.  

I think the best use for this tool is to use it to compare companies after one has done their due diligence on the companies they want to consider (reading reviews, interviewing the manager, etc.). 

A few things to review... 

HOA deductible could be anywhere from 5-50k.3) You should review your own personal Condo insurance to make sure you have HOA deductible insurance to cover that deductible amount.   

I’ve been mostly reading literature and listening to BP and learning.

When I suggested adding something specific in the offer that says “buyer can back out if appraised value is less than X”, they suggested to deal with this after the offer stage and at attorneys review, and use the brokerage’s standard/unmodified contract until we agree on the price.Am I overthinking this?