Do you know where I may be able to find a potential lender?

Where do I begin?

There are still a few pocket areas of the Oregon Coast that do not have any restrictions, many where active rental permits transfer to the new owners, several where the allocated number of permits has not been reached or where there are very reasonable waitlists for a new permit (often in the single digits.) 

If your average tenant stays 2 years and it takes you 6-8 weeks to have the next tenant in place then you have almost a month per year where you are not getting rent but still have bills to pay.

Hi everyone,I am a multifamily property operator, and I am looking for some advice on where to park our reserve funds.

The Alabama Secretary of State has an online list of registered agent services.You will also need a business license in the community where the rental property is located.Do not be so confident you are truly anonymous.

There are also annual inspections you have to pass where you may have to do repairs that you wouldn't normally have to do.

With the average apartment in my area ranging from about $1600 and up, having a mortgage rate between $1200-$1400 (again, rough numbers the lender provided me with) doesn't sound too bad considering my money would be going towards my investment and not just right out the window.Now all this sounds very intriguing considering I am ready and willing to take these steps, but with where I am at as an hourly wage employee living paycheck to paycheck, in a VERY expensive town to live in, the numbers just seem quite daunting.

If I were you I would look at South Venice where STR is allowed rather than Sarasota

How much capital do you need to have to start and where did you find your first deal that is successful?