This is a very different model than the owning your own asset and managing yourself to optimize cash flow like in Short Term Rental Long Term Wealth, but it is a legit syndication.I have not personally invested with them but I know their head of data very well and I have seen that their underwriting is RIGOROUS.

My guess is that if the two houses are the same square feet, but the rooms are different, you would get different ARVs.

We've worked on several projects together so I trust his work, but each deal has been different, as have our terms.

I've observed too many new investors suffer severe losses in recent years by solely relying on the STR model, paying too much for properties, and then being forced to sell them at a loss when economic conditions tighten.The past two years, I purchased over 30 houses in 6 different States, and my strategy of diversifying investment plans has been crucial.

Separately, there may be issues if the executor resides in a different state from the decedent depending on state laws.

There is a huge difference between managing 30 or fewer units for less than 3 or 4 years (perhaps even on a part time basis), vs. over 100, 500, or more for 10 years or longer.

Call them after you issue the notice and let them know that you appreciated their stay, but that for a variety of factors that are cited in the notice you need to move in a different direction.None of this is personal for you, this is just about your asset; act accordingly.

You can continue to compound the growth of your portfolio while deferring your taxes.You are looking to diversify your assets: You can exchange your property for a different type of property - commercial space, residential home, apartments, etc.When to consider utilizing both strategies?

Keep in mind that every real estate investment experience is different and that there is no one-size-fits-all strategy.

Between MLS and "off market," i haven't seen much of a price difference, in fact I have seen many instances where off market was a worse investment.