I don't know what yours looks like but in my own renting experience, they tended to be on the shorter side.  

Pay for 2 hours consultation time from an attorney experienced in contractor real property law (if you don’t know of an attorney contact me and I will provide a referral) to understand the specific applicable laws, the risks, and potential costs2.

They tend to be very high W2 earners with significant assets, and they feel like they would be a target if they knew their identify.

Hi all,I've been interviewing, talking with and being disappointed by PM's for my MTR in Kansas city, MO.Does anyone have a referral?

I've noticed that the discounts tend to be pretty decent when compared to the actual cost of renovation (not flipping status, just better in general).3.

I found my best leads for title companies through investor referrals. 

Rent appreciation also tends to be higher and cash flow tends to be much better over time as rents increase more steeply, but it may take several years to spin off positive cash flow as opposed to right away.

I've been to some local events when I used to live there (2020-2023) but I tend to like networking 1 on 1 more than at events. 

With short term rentals, you tend to take a larger cut as there are many things involved in the day to day upkeep, think 12-25%.

Hey @David Cherkowsky, I'm not sure how much vetting you did for the tax pro you found on BP but I'd recommend getting referrals for such an important position on your financial team.