Since you're new to investing, I'd highly recommend the "Get Started" tab up top to check out the bookstore, local events, and other helpful resources.All the best!

If an agent really takes the time to understand what's benefiting the client, it's more straightforward.  

Be sure to check out the free tools BP provides to help analyze deals you may have and also market insights.

We have walked away from several properties while looking and still do it today so I understand the FOMO or exhaustion of looking around trying to make something work.There will always be another place to check out.

Check out Virtual Staff Finder. 

Hey @Scott Meech - Check out your competition with furnished finder that is where a lot of Medium Turn rentals list their properties.I have a MTR in Chicago that has been decently successful...whatever I have found throughout my entire life and investing career is it is never one property/deal that is a grand slam...Rather, the grand slam is done by hitting many singles and using systems and processes to scale your operation; the combination of scaling and experience in a niche of real estate allows you to hit unlimited grand slams because, unlike baseball, real estate is NOT a zero-sum game.

Check out this article from @Joshua Janushttps://www.biggerpockets.com/member-blogs/14702/97710-the-c...

Check out the exceptions to the law as it does not apply to all rentals:https://www.nyc.gov/site/hpd/services-and-information/good-c...If it did apply to you, month-to-month agreements would still allow you to do rent increases any time.

Check out Scott Morse with Lamassu

What I've described is a straightforward process.I hope this helps.