The potential for professional property management to serve in lieu of personal experience is promising to hear.

It allows us to really serve our tenants well, which in return makes the owners happy.

@Edward Kim ah, so technically it has to be your "Primary Home"...so for those of us that serve, while we are stationed at a military base we still have our "home state" that is on our drivers license, etc.

In light of the one ethnicity element, i sincerely advise that wherever and whoever it is, without question, know the community you are serving and understand how to establish and maintain a level of mutual respect.

If positive cash flow without your residence is achievable, the property could serve as a lasting investment post-move.

They are set up to serve government and corporate structures to create obedient worker bees who die more or less just when they are eligible to get something back.  

Hi @Loreen Flaherty - thanks for your trust and the opportunity to serve you.  

I get where your seeing it, that to serve the seller there is some degrees of serving the buyer, I do get that.

I think you'd be better served to turn the STR unit into a long term rental.

We have been served with a subpoena by the Securities and Exchange Commission.