That way, you can understand if yours is a seller's market and predict fluctuations in order to adjust your timing when listing your property (spoiler alert: we can't really predict the future, but we can certainly identify trends and be more prepared than others);2) Consider potential uses: Depending on the demand in your area, converting a 4-family into a 2-family or single family home before selling might translate into higher and more profitable offers.

3) I highly prefer to leave my brokerages listing agent out of anything in the future, so should I be looking for another commercial agent to work with and be my "mentor"? 

The simplest of these still took an hour.I was delighted to avoid the commute to a title office, and they were happy with their job.I really think its a trend of the future...not at all a scam.

Rent would be paid to the LLC and put into one of the accounts, expenses would be paid out of the LLC account, cash would be kept in the account for future expenses, then the remains would be transferred to my personal bank account.

Other parks in the area are getting $250/month with no amenities so there is definitely some value-add by increasing the rents.Rental demand is very high in my market and I could see rents increasing in the future. 

Perhaps we can work together in the future.

Joe and would like to start getting together with other local members to talk real estate and future goals.

From there, see how it goes and decide from there if you want to self manage more in the future.

Would love to hear opinions on Plymouth State University's future, the future of student rentals as a whole, or any other relatable topic.

I suppose taking on a lighter rehab would be the way to go in order to get our feet wet and then tackle something more complex in the future?