Hey @Serge Roux - congrats on a successful exit and starting your journey to graduate into bigger deals. 

Been a huge fan of bigger pockets for 4 years now, just graduated from college and ready to hit the ground running.

Hello, I am 23 years old, I just graduated from college, and I am ready to buy my first property!

So, since I'm at a crossroads, I blocked future bookings, and only have a few more this month; so this would be a perfect time to change strategy if I wanted.The options I see are:1) Find another local cleaner, and spend many long evenings over the beginning period monitoring their work;2) Hire a local STR property management company to deal with it;3) Scale back my operations significantly - I realized that by only renting the property out on football game and graduation weekends, that I can probably make 70-80% of annual expenses and use this time to reset;4) Hire a local individual to act as a personal property manager;5) Move away from STR (at least on these two properties) and pivot to LTR;6) Pivot to Medium Term Rentals since the properties are already furnished.Regarding #1, this is kind of business as usual, but would have me learn from my mistakes on the first cleaner and hopefully not repeat them.

I just graduated from Ohio State in may and moved to Fort Worth for work/ personal investment opportunity (trying to get into a duplex+) once I know the area a bit .

I just graduated from Ohio State in may and moved to Fort Worth for work/ personal investment opportunity (trying to get into a duplex+) once I know the area a bit .

I've worked with developers who started their careers in the financial sector; I've seen developers get their foot in the door at a development firm where they can grow and learn the process of development without risking their own capital before going out on their own; I've seen individuals graduate high school, get their real estate license, and create strategic relationships with individuals in the industry and utilize those relationships to get into the development space. 

having had a son  jsut  graduate from UW - hope that your investor  has  girls  live in it after their  son is done  with it :)

Theme parks, medical centers, weekly military graduations, and a well known downtown historic district keeps travelers coming year round.

Two are recent college graduates and have okay jobs.