To decide, consult local realtors, crunch the numbers, and assess your risk tolerance for the best fit to meet your investment goals.

The legal landscape for property management is always evolving.

I gave your request some thought and I have decided to credit you 150$ for the water troubles you have been experiencing, I’m sorry for your inconvenience!

I listened to a few podcasts from Advanta on how to invest in tax liens in a self-directed IRA, however the management fees charged by Advanta are rather large compared to other retirement fund options...I also found a few audiobooks from the library and listened to them:Brian Mahoney - Tax Lien Certificates Property Investing.C.R.

We would love to know how you guys manage this.

We brought on 4 new owners this month that decided to rent instead of sell.

Should you decide to proceed with such a transaction, it would be prudent to ensure that sufficient capital reserves are available to mitigate this risk.

And keep in mind that BC has a high frequency of STR's that are really second homes with owners that are content to make just a little money by way of a lackluster property manager (who likely charges 30%), so I would be careful to not let some of the comparison properties discourage you.

Be prepared to discuss with lenders how the property will be used and ensure your financial profiles demonstrate strong ability to manage the mortgage jointly.Hope this helps.

if I was self managing, it would significantly help my cash flow but would require time and effort and my time is worth significantly more than what STR PMs charge.