My background is in SFR and I self manage all of those.

I a new investor the only real estate i own is my primary residence and i have a studio apartment that i made attached to the home and my parents live there which they are paying me rent to live there so i guess technically i am a landlord (lol) about 2 months ago me and my family have decided we are going to leave sunny south Florida and move to western Massachusetts to start our journey in investing on long term single/multifamily rentals primarily using the BRRRR method as our vehicle to reach our goal of financial freedom !! 

@D Turner technically, they have a conflict of interest and have to really represent the seller, however I TOTALLY get your point and have said the same thing many times.

Technically at the moment the trust still has claim to the property.

SWEAT equity, years of business background & expert marketing, owning our own landscape company thus identifying with our customer's own pain points, connecting in the local community through chamber events & real estate organizations, and WORK, WORK, WORK.

SWEAT equity, years of business background & expert marketing, owning our own landscape company thus identifying with our customer's own pain points, connecting in the local community through chamber events & real estate organizations, and WORK, WORK, WORK.

Let me give some background on myself.

They're paid one-month's rental fee to list the rental, screen tenants, show the property and run all credit/background checks and application paperwork. 

They're paid one-month's rental fee to list the rental, screen tenants, show the property and run all credit/background checks and application paperwork. 

After managing my first rental, I believe that setting rental standards/requirements and doing a thorough background check is crucial to finding amazing tenants.