I am a first time rental property buyer and I have found a 16 unit multifamily building and I am wondering if this is too much to handle for a first time buyer/landlord.

That's the same site that my brother uses for his rentals, but I read somewhere that the emails that tenants get from that site can be mistaken for spam since they look outdated apparently.

I'm Ola, from Ireland, passionate about real estate investing, I'm particularly passionate about shortlets and vacation homes rentals/management.Outside of real estate, I enjoy buying & selling, investing, reading, writing and walking.Excited to learn and connect with you all!

One investor stated that he had a small fire in one of his rentals and new tenants were supposed to move in the next day. 

Renovated all apartments, converted M2M tenants to annual leases, instituted strict rental criteria, implemented online payment portal, invested $75,000 into leasehold improvements (HVAC, drainage, exterior paint, concrete.)

@Chuck WardCan you afford the home if it were conventional financing and you had to convert it to a long term rental?

I have all of my rentals, which in all is about 9, due on the first day of the month with a grace period through the fifth of the month to pay rent.

Don't be afraid to negotiate, particularly if you have a lot of rentals.4.

I imagine it's similar to St Louis but I'd be willing to bet it has more going for it and better appreciation.Happy to share some resources, learnings, and even history/performance of my rentals I've had for 5+ years.

I am thinking of adding a pickle ball court to our beach rental property with the hope of increasing off season rentals.