In my lease and my contract with owners, I do 2 interior inspections a year and 2 exterior  or "drive by".

Our past clients have utilized this strategy for their first 2-3 small-multifamilies, and just over 3-4 years have 10-12 rentals doors.

We have experienced a tech boom of more than $50 billion around the city in the past five years.

Following up with a seller lead for 4 years to lose the business to a family member2.

We have a 14-page management contract that we've added our real experiences to over the years, with the intent of protecting both us AND the landlord.

End of tax year?

I'm in a few facebook groups with cabin owners in blue ridge and my neighborhood, and many are saying their bookings are way down year over year (some with no bookings at all), apparently due to the increase in short termrentals available.That being said, if you do buy something, I'd make sure it has some features that will set your cabin apart.

The plan is to sell it in 4 years once appreciation has occured.

The current thought is purchase a 4 unit in the spring as a primary home and live in it for a year while renting out my childhood home and purchasing another duplex in the fall to put me at 10 doors, then move back into my house at the end of the year lease and after a year in the 4 unit, whichever comes last.

Call remodeled comps in the area that has been bought and sold within a year