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At least if they were local the money would get spread around town and recirculated to your economy.

A good real estate agent will: Keeps up with local and regional market activity and industry newsResearches active, pending, and sold listings and reviews the daily MLS Hot Sheet or Activity ReportCompletes, submits, and files paperwork, such as real estate documents, agreements, and records with the proper state agenciesPlans and coordinates appointments, open houses, showings, and meetings with clients and other real estate agentsDevelops marketing plans for listings and creates fliers, newsletters, and other promotional collateralResponds to incoming emails and phone callsUpdate websites, social media profiles, and blogs

I definitely prefer MF for 3 main reasons.1. you are not reliant on one sole tenant and your risk gets spread over the number of units you have.2.

I handle some of Paul Thompson's social media, so I'm prejudice, but I like his podcast: https://player.fm/series/ready-investor-oneAlso, www.affordanything.com for FIRE wisdom, including real estate

I would like to do a cash out refinance to and use the funds to pickup the spread on some passive RE investments, since leaving the equity in the property provides little benefit.Can anyone suggest a particular product that might be good for me to research further?

What has changed is the wide spread instant access to information that was not available in the past.

There are tenant rights groups starting in Long Beach and then spreading RENT CONTROL gardena huntington, santa ana, seal beach, fountain valley etc.

Or...is that spreading myself too thin by leveraging too much of my current assets and running the risk that if something goes wrong with the potential tenant, that leaves me in a jam trying to fill an office building with relatively high rent prices?

But then, as it is said "Experience is the Only Cure" Experience Is The Only Cure: "There's A Decent Chance You've Never Seen A Bear Market" What is concerning is the rather cavalier attitude the mainstream media takes about bear markets...