Maybe it's a human nature thing and I evolved from some other strain of extinct Neanderthal that made decisions based on need rather than social acceptance.

Perfect passive income play, but we relocated overseas.Problem: How can we amplify the reach and attract savvy investors?

But, commercial tenants, as was said above by @Greg Scott, can create longer vacancy times and may want build outs done, depending on the area and the prospective tenant.At your price point, the spread on commercial/residential will matter also based on your management expectation.

I am a Real Estate Developer and multi-family investor based in Toronto, Canada, with over a decade of experience in these asset classes and a portfolio spanning 900+ units.

Depending on how urgently you want to pursue, and how much of the negotiating you care to partake in, a realtor is gonna be a safe play.

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Hello, I'm mostly writing to confirm my suspicions as the regulations are a little unclear/I'd appreciate a second set of eyes to make sure I'm not completely off-base.

As far as strategy goes, long term rentals are extremely hard to cash flow right now and are more of a long term play on the appreciation side(never buy solely for that reason).

The Tampa Bay market is more of an appreciation play than a cash flow, so I don't really know your ultimate goals with this rental.By the way, I saw that you are here in Sarasota.

Hey BiggerPockets fam, I'm very new to wholesaling and have been looking for deals in the Tennessee market virtually.I may have found my first deal to put under contract.The numbers are good with room for a more than enough rehab budget and was wondering how I would find a cash buyer in an instance where I have no boots on the ground.I know this question may have been asked a million times already but I would love to learn all different perspectives on the process.Thank you