I am brand new to the investing world, my husband and I are looking for a vacation home on a lake in Michigan, Appx 2hrs from Chicago.

The other is a restoration company, this company is young and our model, for now, is to be the turnkey solution to the big guys in the industry who already have the relationships established, ride their coattails and catch as much of the change falling out of their pockets as possible until our brand is known a little better.

To the direct south is a brand new development that is in the $350k+ and to the north is a high traffic business area and East is a historically lower income, lower comp area, that is quickly being redeveloped (with new market rate apartments coming up.

Hi all,I'm a brand new real estate agent that wants to focus on RE investing, whether that's finding properties for myself to invest in or to send those deals to other investors.

You should always be building your personal brand and expanding your network. 

My advice for any brand new STR owner would be:Don't charge damage depositsBuy a commercial policy instead of a homeowner policyMake sure STRs are legal in the area that you are looking to start onePick either airBNB or VRBO - don't do both

Slight improvements to vehicles and current or future hobbies, but I won't suddenly have a brand new Benz or designer clothes.

We haven’t raised rent since tenant moved in 3 years ago - this property is a condo and our HOA just increased and a brand AC unit was replaced last month.

Then again I will be moving overseas for work in a few months time so rehabbing wihout physically being here especially since this is brand  new for me does not seem practical.That is why I am looking for some quality turnkey companies that I can work with to get my foot wet now with out of state investing so that even while I am away I can continue investing and building my rental portfolio. 

The city requires the mobile homes be brand new in order to have as rentals.