Get an insurance policy - especially if you have a mortgage on it or self manage - LLC can easily be pierced if either of the above is true

I agree with Erin, reach out to previous landlords. 

I am reaching out to see if anyone has a good, but basic, JV agreement they would be willing to share in a word document? 

. #1 - Charleston, SC area - Worth: ~800k / Balance on mortgage: $230k / Excellent rental history 5y+ @ $3,300/month / Divorce buyout #2 - Syracuse NY area - Worth: ~600k / Balance on mortgage: $185k / No rental history (just inherited with brother) but in a desirable area so local realtors say it will rent easily in the $2,000-$2,500 range / Brother is partner#3 - Kansas City, MO - Worth: ~200k / Balance on mortgage: $100k / Excellent rental history 4y+ @ $1,200/month / Divorce buyout First choice is to pay off partners in a clean lump sum now (one wants to buy ASAP in another market, the other wants to build ASAP), but I'm open to brainstorming for options.I live in Portland OR and rent my primary address. 

No worries - my new Florida attorney will be reaching out soon.

THE MISTAKE however is that most people think that it just means finding something that is easily seen at face value.. for example most think that it's as easy as seeing a 3BD/2BA listed at $200K where every other 3BD/2BA is $300K, so that's what they keep looking for... it's rarely ever that easy and if it was.. you whould have tons of competition if it even stayed on the market at all!

I will also share some of this in the investor section, but just wanted to reach out to this community and see if there are any interested investors like me.

I'll reach out to connect you. 

@Kimberly Arington Couple of suggestions...1) Find underperforming STRs and reach out to the owners.  

Maybe, just maybe, you can hang around long enough to say no to enough songs, to enough opportunities, you reach the rare air of becoming expert in a certain niche, industry, market and skill.