I want to invest in rentals locally but before I do that I want to have a network of people I can call on since I am frequently out of town for work.

This is subject to occupancy requirements outlined in your mortgage.4.

Go through my posts for the past year or however long I've been writing on BP because my posts cover subjects fairly extensively and many would work great for subjects at meeting.I've been to many REI, REIA and homegrown meetings and most are a pure waste of time because everyone talks about too many subjects.

There is a big difference between a wrap and a subject to. 

There are vast swings depending on the price-point and target audience that is most likely to frequent your STR.In general I see locations in the "hot spots" of the urban core leading to one norm in terms of occupancy trends and those near lifestyle locations and hospitals leading to a very different set of norms.  

There seem to be 50 "wholesalers" or investors per owner, so we get hit up all too frequently with texts, post cards, phone calls, etc and it gets frustrating.While you may have great intentions, you are immediately being bundled in with a group of people that don't do their job well and often unprofessionally, so you are guilty by association.I am also curious as to what your goals are with these calls.  

I am overwhelmed with the amount of amazing support and information that can be found here.Note investing is fascinating and I have been reading every book that I can find about the subject. 

Anyone with experience with subject to’sIs this something that could work on a property with a reverse mortgage?

part of what we are trying to figure out is what is typical as far as including utilities or not in our leases. right now, everything is leased with owner paid utilities. if we can avoid this we would like to. or, maybe we just bill back the tenants at a rate that is subject to their occupied square footage?

In David Greene's BRRRR book, he suggested that it is better to wait and save up for a BRRRR as opposed to the speedier route and just doing a conventional loan on a SFH.Would you guys advise on saving up 100k on a BRRRR with a chance to repeat and get the reps of REI much more frequently, or use 50k on a SFH because it's less complicated and can be a good intro into REI?