I've acquired a duplex, single family, quad and even built my dream home (with a custom AirBnB suite) thanks in part to the rental income I have.

Unfortunately this area is rife with property crimes like folks jumping fences late at night and taking whatever suites them.

Now if this were a single family residence and you had this basement suitable for renting out, it might be considered trying to convert a 'secondary suit' into something the city doesn't want (as far as zoning in concerned). 

I am well past the thirty days and she is threatening to file suit.

Originally posted by @Charles Carillo:@Amir Khanwww.UpWork.com Thanks Charles, have you had luck finding someone on Upwork that was local (US based) who was effective? 

A lot of things to consider; you need to make sure you have identified a market that suits you, understand its dynamic (net migration, economy, Crime etc...) and then have your criteria fully defined: What type of property, size, what is your business model, what perfs you want, how you are going to structure the deal (JV, Syndication)?

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@Brianna Meyers - as a new agent, this is something your mentor and/or broker should be guiding you through- I would reach out them as to how to conduct an open house as there are many ways to use OHto be effective in getting both buyer & seller leads while marketing the property!  

I would say finding a partner who is currently doing deals and would be open to partnering with you on an asset that suits your needs would be the best way to go about it, if that is something you would be open to.

@yan @Yan Kang far better to rent to an established lawyer than a law student :)  Yes you would be much more vulnerable and unable to be an intimdator in a suit, but you don't really want to do that, right?