I see they provide investor-friendly lenders and real estate agents, but a quick search didn't provide me anything for attorneys.

In regards to the sale of their homes, it depends on who owns the homes, how many years it has been their primary residence etc. as it may be eligible for exclusion from capital gains.You also have to take into consideration for yourself, depreciation recapture as well as potential capital gains on your rental property.

Management fees- free rent in exchange for licensed agent living in the community and coordinating work orders, etc. $288,000 income - $199,600 expenses without management and landscaping = $88,400 / year or $7,366/month.

BTW, I have a great agent, an 800+ credit score, a high paying tech job, no debt besides my mortgage, a home that's difficult to get a HELOC on because appraisers can't figure out what it's worth (I live in the country in a very unique mid century home), but only a small amount of cash.

Either that or find a investor/agent.

But like Edwin Watson -- I am a local investor/agent here in Indianapolis -- and I have also driven by their properties and they seem to be great quality. 

Hey wondering if any of you can share some experiences of owning a condo that you STR in USVI.The feedback I've received from my broker is the following:"Unlike many places around the world, development here is different and more difficult.

Some people who own homes free and clear simply leave them vacant 

You can wait for the tenants to move out on their own or allow them to move into a newly renovated unit at a temporarily discounted rate. 

Spoke to a local real estate agent and some others and so far everyone says that it would be a huge headache (legalities etc) and would cost a ton up front.