I work with Property Management in Houston - if you have any questions throughout your REI process, please reach out and I'm happy to help!

And in order to max out your profit you will need to self manage.

Yeah here mixed reviews of investing out of state, from what I hear have to have stellar rock star of a team and property managers you can trust. 

I've been passionate about real estate investing for about a year now, and I'm particularly passionate about property management.

If the mentor knows what he’s talking about, has the experience and a verifiable track record then it could be a very cost efficient way of obtaining one on one guidance.  

Context: I own a STR/MTR management company in Los Angeles and we're considering expanding to a STR friendly market.

The larger retail centers are more management intensive.

There are a lot of extra costs that go with home ownership-property taxes, repairs and maintenance, etc. 

I’m looking to self-manage and turn one of my units into a midterm rental.

I would appreciate insights from experienced investors on potential exit plans or strategies you'd leverage if you found yourself in that situation.house hack with lowest down payment that makes sense.. refi and then go buy another house hack in two years do that 5 times over ten years and now you have 10 to 20 doors.. choose locations you would live in thereby mitigating risks of buying poor areas that are tough to manage