I'm happy to provide any additional insight as you search for a property manager in the area. 

Please take it easy on me, I'm not trying to plug my service here, just looking for some insight into the industry.

Just check out a few biographies of the best and successful people in any field or industry - they provide incredible insights to the value of the right tools and mentorship.Hit me up with a PM, I'd be happy to untie a few knots and give you more insights to make better and more educated decisions for your RE journey.Cheers, Ken ;-)

Also try to formulate a general holding period and exit strategy, while also deciding whether to work with industry experts to manage your properties and real estate investment portfolio.#2 Educate Yourself with a View Toward ActionEducate yourself toward profitably investing in real estate, or else your education will turn into a hobby.Attending seminars, buying books, and watching videos can help.

I would go with syndications with that amount of money & study & look at many to become an expert & build a portfolio.

I'd say a good number is 5 but again, the answer is so open and being my first property I'd like some insight on what's a good number.Part 1:Below are some questions to help me identify what some of these "good" numbers are for my lease agreement as well as my personal thoughts on them:1.

You all are the experts, so I can't wait to get your feedback.Thanks BP Family,Myles Cardenas

Thanks for the insight @Dave Foster!

@Wade PennerHey Wade,First thing you should probably check with a legal expert for what's allowed in your state.  

Anyone have additional insights on Bend or KC?