House hacking will also give you some personal "property management" experience.

Many years ago I was speaking at an IMN convention on a panel where the other three panelists had more than $1B of notes under management.

One of the recommendations I've seen here on BP is to hire a virtual assistant (VA) to manage the property using the software of your choice.

2) You may want to get a quote from Hemlane (insurance broker) to see what the insurance is on the house as they should be able to give you an exact quote as an investment property, 3) I would also run your numbers with some property management (6-10%) included in case you eventually hire 3rd party property management.

My background is in building, with a degree from TAMU in Construction Science, and I'm currently a project manager overseeing new construction and remodeling of high end custom homes in Houston.

I'm a licensed attorney that does real estate investing/management on the side.

@Borys Pawlowski office in Roselle and live in St Charles but we also manage many properties in and around Algonquin.  

Lessons Learned:Effective Marketing: Strategic marketing quickly attracted buyers.Local Expertise: Partnering with Archie Ragland, who had local market knowledge, was crucial.Whole-tailing Efficiency: This strategy proved effective for quick, profitable transactions.Challenges:Market Timing: Pricing and marketing the property correctly to ensure a quick sale.Coordination: Seamlessly managing the process from securing to selling the property.

I work with Property Management side and was born, raised and still reside in Houston so don't hesitate to PM me any questions you have along the way!

Do you plan on self-managing (you should)?