I have what started as a single family with large detached garage.

Single family 3-4 bed not on septic with an ARV of 400-900k or small multi family in king and northern pierce counties.   

Please let me know if you have any suggestions or insights into how to work around this, or how to revise the ownership to get things moving... or if you know of lenders that will lend to a trust.Property is a single-family residence in need of $65-75k rehab.

(granted, the land was 50% of that... but the investor walked away with a nice 6 figure profit and never had to pick up a single hammer)As a reference, I made my living as an RVP/General Manager for one of the largest Manufactured and Modular home companies in Florida and specialized in both high end modulars as well as "Mobile Home Park" turn-arounds.

Hello everyone, I am in the learning and growth phase of my business and I I'm looking to network with some Great people to bounce ideas and come up with ways to help each other achieve success.

Going from LTR to STR though is an entirely different management experience for the owner/client and its rare someone wants to ADD work to their rental portfolio by making it actively managed.I figure your 107 units is at a single moment in time, right?

Given I’m brand new I’m hesitant to go long distance because contractors could take advantage of you more because you aren’t there to hold anyone accountable.  

You lend someone money for 1 year, 5 years, 25 years and the money shows up in your account every month.

Ive had people request that I walk them through getting 40 single family doors through Brrrrrrr; then ask what does Brrrrrrrr and ARV mean.

In Grand Rapids, do investors have more luck renting multi units or single family homes?