With a property like this, you're probably going to have a lot of turns, and few long term tenants.

Hi Hanna - here is the rough breakdown if you are looking for solid returns on a long term buy and hold investment.The majority of the bread and butter of CLE RE investing is on the west side.

Hi all, I bought a townhouse/condo in Salt Lake City, Utah and I am planning on doing long-term rental with it.

If the interest rates come down, I can transfer the property back to my personal name, refinance, and then transfer the property again to an LLC or trust.Second and most important thing, I would like to get an idea of what type of property to purchase that best suits for STR in Chicago area , near by states like WI or MI also I am fine as long as it is closed to Chicago. 

The riskiest strategies that have the highest projected income are flipping and short-term rentals, behind that, BRRRRing, and behind that is turn-key cash flowing long term rentals.

Or long term property management? 

A rental is a long term play. 

I'm organizing four events across the US for local short-term rental hosts to come together to have a beer and chat about challenges they've faced and things they've learned over the year and swap a few stories.

I have been working full-time RE,  BRRRR method on single-family homes in my local area for the past 4 years.  22 homes completed-  (2 sold) 20 long term rented.  

Long story short: conventus has turned over servicing to shellpoint.