Who do you have currently in your home market that you can trust - generally you are going to want a trusted "core team" to do long-distance investing - for a flip, should definitely include a trusted partner and/or contractor + agent + lender at the very least

I actually had a client who managed something similar.

First time posting, my wife and I are fairly new investors.

It's like anything, there really aren't any secrets, just people who have put in the work to learn what makes things really perform well. 

There seems to be a differential feature among providers where some are a tenant opt-in service and others don't require tenant consent.

It can definitely catch out-of-state investors off guard.

Last I checked emotional support are not protected class.

It is definitely not how the laws work in places I'm familiar with.

Hey, that's a great question and definitely a smart one to ask when you're diving into the details of STR (short-term rental) investments.Let me break this down from both a tax and practical standpoint based on what I’ve seen with clients in similar situations.

There aren't as many resources for rent to own agreements as there are for standard rental agreements, so I just wanted to inquire and network with investors in the upstate area if they are using it.What criteria do you have when looking for deals?