I'm sharing my opinion with my buyers when we're in the house.But I'm not every agent, and there's no shortage of bad agents out there who don't share their opinions, can't ballpark a room size and don't have the experience to recognize that no, a king WON'T fit in this room.I'm also super frugal, and shocked at the prices for staging.

Also, does anyone have experience in the Nashville market for MTR's?

Hi All -Anyone have experience creating an LLC for building and managing a new ADU construction?

I would be happy to hear of agents with investor experience.   

Starting out his post with "this thread needs to be updated with new asset managers taking over", then proceeds to talk about his experience while lightly sprinkling some discredit to my post.

I knew it would be a great rental for students and traveling professionals and it came fully furnished!

His advice will work for you if you have the correct measure of intelligence, experience, and willingness to work hard at it.I think a better option is to hire a property manager with the expertise and connections to handle it for you. 

A knowledgeable realtor should be comfortable discussing these concepts and applying them to potential properties.Ask about their network of contractors, property managers, lenders, and other professionals who can assist with your investment.Taking the time to find a REALTOR with the right experience and expertise will help ensure that you make informed and profitable investment decisions.

@Chris Seveney any recommendations for someone with some experience but trying to get theirs arms around systems and processes to scale their portfolio?

I am wondering if anyone had advice on how to reach out to a cash buyer for the first time without any prior wholesaling experience.