The space coast / Brevard County has had a crazy explosion in the Aerospace / Defense / Technology areas and that is even further fueling the desires of the area along with beaches, and great values on housing!

A few people gave me dirty looks but I ignored them because I’m not doing anything illegal and I’m doing something constructive for their neighborhood (If I buy a house, fix it up and improve the appearance of their neighborhood, thus driving up the desirability of the neighborhood and property values).My goal is to get 1,000 addresses written down and into a spreadsheet before my next real estate meetup.

I know of many vacation properties that have a variety of people by percent on the title/deed and they can sell their part separately if they desire.

There's a few reasons they probably have that in their contract:previously got burned from negligenceknow they are low quality and want to protect themselvesunreasonable professionalsI understand PM firms have to protect themselves but there also needs to be a level of accountability. 

You can look into the national firms online like lending home, lima one etc. 

Either that or sell and buy when I move or sell to a REIT (being an accredited investor you can work with them through an investment firm) and 1031 to a large MF so I don't manage at all.

My background in RE: Have about 10 years of experience as landlord for a few rentals as side hustle.The project I am envisioning is the development of approx. a dozen of townhomes in a fairly desirable side of Atlanta, GA (e.g.

Hello,I just obtained my RE license and was looking for insight/experiences with a couple brokerage firms.

This implies a tenant can destroy the unit, not pay you rent, bring in as many guests as they desire, have as many pets as they desire and you cannot evict them (assuming it does not cross the line of health and safety). 

I know the East Asian furnished-home-feature desirability checklist (shoe storage at entrance, good rice cooker, good cooktop, exterior venting extraction hood), but is there something I'm missing for a South Asian audience?