I'm a software engineer diving into the real estate world, currently working as a software engineer at a real estate company (just a coincidence), in my position as a software engineer I'm doing a lot of cool AI stuff, that gives me the ability to build and create tools for myself to find deals (maybe will share about it later).Currently, I've got one property in Toledo, Ohio, that's currently rented, and I just bought a new one in Cleveland.I'm here to soak up knowledge, connect with folks from all corners of the globe, and share what I can.

I'd also love to work with your property management company"Diplomacy left me a long time ago so how would you guys reply?

But there are some challenges; notably it's easy to rehab out all your equity and it can be hard to find contractors/vendors sometimes.Also, a small town can be particularly vulnerable if it's reliant on one major company if that company leaves.

Companies like Proper Insurance can be both your homeowners policy and STR commercial policy in one. 

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I work in tech, at a software company however have a real estate bug.

You should inform the title company that you'll be assigning the deal to an end buyer, so they postpone the municipal/lien search but proceed with the title search to ensure there are no issues with the title.

@Soumya Brijesh, I own a property management company in the Rio Grande Valley and can assist with any PM needs you might have. 

You are dealing with professional property management companies.

I suspect you can also hire a management company and rent it out as well.