We managed to get in at good price points with favorable terms on both of those assets.Happy to be a resource for you in the area!

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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