:) Aloha Andy,  I have a team of 15+ VA's out of the Philippines. 

I would recommend starting slowly with one purchase and building off of that as you learn the business.

If you are familiar with owning rental properties, know the laws, and have a maintenance team in place then you should be ok.

Now that you have made the move, was there any part of the learning curve you would want to warn me about? 

The IRS is taking a more conservative approach and you want to ensure you have all your ducks in a row + a team behind you to back you up if something comes into question.

To do well, learn about real estate, make a strong plan, meet local investors, check the market, look into loan choices, start small then grow, stay ready for changes, and get advice from pros.Learn about market trends, loan options, and ways like renting out for long or short terms.

Hi Team,I recently got "Guesty for host" subscription.

I need to learn more how it works with condos. 

I happen to know someone on the operating team more personally, so would hear more detailed updates if I reached out, and felt that these details would be appreciated by investors if they shared them more frequently.

There are a few attorneys I partner with that we are a team when it comes to these documents.