@Millie Leung have you tried clicking on the “Build My Team” tab on here and the “Find a PM” in your desired location, reading the reviews, and then contacting them?

The nicer, newer buildings aren't anywhere close to 82% Something is wacko.

He givers a lot of practical advice about researching markets, building a team, and more.Personally, I think the Property Manager is the piece your success hinges on.

Again don't provide this up front but have it ready for the lender.

Build experience and adjust.Some hosts use cleaning fees as a source of income.

Each tour is an opportunity to build rapport with sellers and brokers.

We are planning to enter the STR/MTR market(s) in Raleigh, NC and would like to connect with current investors and operators to gain insights on building out our team (cleaning, handyman services, contractors, etc.).

Attached is a photo of the window guardI would reach out the building department and ask them what is allowed,  usually  the window air conditioner  doesn't leave enough gap on the sides for a child to fit and you secure the window with brackets in the window tracks, this way the window doesn’t slide up.

I haven’t had any problems getting them rented but my most upscale building took maybe 1 week longer per unit than the others to lease up because it is relatively more expensive than other properties in the same small town.

Hi Joel, what is it you are wanting to build?