Also ask in local meet ups like REIA meet us or the like about the best title companies to work with for investors.

I'm a Long Island local and multifamily investor.

The listing MUST be on the local MLS.There are hundreds of MLSs in the United States.

Mostly student rentals near USC (Shandon, Olympia, Rosewood - mostly near campus)I could be a good resource for you with lenders in town - have lots of loans with local banks like Arthur State, First Palmetto, CCNB, Security Fed, etcHappy to help - shoot me a DM

Ab1482 does not apply to units less than 15 years old and due to costa Hawkins no local ordinance can rent control units less than 15 years old.   

Sounds like it would benefit you to get your RE license and hang with a local broker that will allow you to property manage.

Also, touching base with a local real estate attorney can be super helpful—they’re always in the loop about the legal landscape.Don’t forget to leverage local real estate groups and networks too.

The key is your local market must align with your goals and timeline.

I invest locally in Columbus and Cleveland.

Aside from looking at other local PadSplits in the area, what are some other forms of identifying current market rents for rooms in an area that is not prevalent in PadSplits currently.