There will be consolidation in the real estate industry, in both quantity of individuals and brokerages, as well as the availability of prime buyers brokers that can adapt and move the needle.

What would be all the information I need to gather from them before moving forward with the purchase agreement?

Our move is as a change of pace, not a panic move.

I think this could be for a variety of reasons but likely has to do with the fact that remote work seems as though it is here to stay allowing for more digital nomads, professionals to live/move cities more easily or even just "check out" a new location for a few months.Couple of key takeaways:-Casting a wide net and not focusing only on traveling nurses for example-Knowing your market and target clientele-MTRs are ideal for corporate travelers -How you operate your MTR is key to success (responsiveness to request, amenities, etc)-Protect yourself with a security deposit and ensure your lease fits your property/marketArticle: https://www.azibo.com/blog/mid-term-rentals-pros-and-cons-fo...Curious on everyone's thoughts on this article and overall market trends!

I would like to move into the mid-size multifamily space (~8-24 units) in the somewhat near term, but I probably have a few more BRRRRs in me before then.  

We are trying to move to a different part of town for financial, and personal reasons.

Mi humble advice: Keep learning and moving forward.

As a landlord agent, I've had to move to other states to get my investors what they want, and have been forced out of 4 of them already by rising prices and the few I am left in, are slowly burning out.

I would also keep an eye on what types of properties, with what features are moving faster than others.

Get a commitment on move out date and have them sign for that one month extension.