I figured landlords on Biggerpockets would be most knowledgeable about this situation so I would greatly appreciate any advice on my dilemma/concern.

Only other choice is to bring in an expert for a $200 which adds up with the number of nests we get.

I am a Realtor in Arizona and I am looking for a knowledgeable agent interested in helping me purchase a home in The Woodlands/Montgomery area.I would like a referral agreement arrangement at 50% of the co-broke.

There is a lot of information out there so i am taking my time to learn and my plan is to spend the rest of the year reading, learning, getting my finances on track to invest and soaking up as much knowledge as i can.

I’ve listened to many podcasts as well as going through YouTube university so I have a basic knowledge of the wholesale process.

Just something to keep in mind since I was looking into the regulations for AirBnB in San Jose (I'm not an attorney or an expert on this, though).

We are currently in the knowledge seeking and capital building phase with the goal of acquiring our next rental property in late 2019 or 2020.

If anyone has knowledge in wholesaling in that area I would love to connect and talk.Matthew

BP has a ton of knowledge and I can't get enough of the podcasts.

That way you can make a quick trip to the property whenever needed and spend no more than 4-5 hours traveling back and forth on a single day.For Bay Area Investors, that basically leaves you with Sacramento and Stockton for driving distance (there are other options, but that's where you'll generally see the best returns) and either Las Vegas or Phoenix Metro for flying (less than 2 hours).Wherever you decide to invest, here's the two main things you're going to need:1) Knowledge of the Market: Just google "(name of area) real estate" and read every single news article on it from the last 3 years.