They also aren't liable for theft within the home, although they certainly should be securing it when vacant.I think you may need to have an expectation setting conversation with your PMC to get on the same page.

Both options necessitate careful legal and financial planning due to their complexities.Renting out the property at a market rate of about $3,500 per month offers a different set of financial benefits.

Do you have that cash set aside and ready to go?

I have a spreadsheet set up already but the "Short term rental, long term wealth" book didn't go into that much detail in estimating gross annual income.

You then research the owners and reach out to them directly.Direct Mail Campaigns: Sending out letters or postcards to homeowners in targeted areas or situations (e.g., absentee owners, older properties) can be effective.

Each strategy has its own set of risks and rewards, and aligning your investment with your financial goals is crucial.

@Ruben Helo Ruben, if your final choice(s) is to invest in areas other than where you live, be certain to do 2 things in relation to the front part of those BRRRR's before going under contracts to purchase: (1) Make sure you have a quality short-term rehab style lender, and that they service the area/city that you are targeting.

If you do decide to list and target travelers, you may have luck targeting the travelers that are going to the medstar facilities in that area. 

I'm also setting up a virtual address and phone number.

Yes, I am targeting the junior ADU reg.