Hello Everyone,I m a landlord in the process of moving to another city soon and i m planning to rent my current residence and self-manage it from long distance (fun times!).

The property will be self managed by our company.

The property will be self managed by our company.

You already know the answer... suppose you have a client that lost their W2 job, and is newly self employed.

As for legal entity it depends on what’s most important to you - I my self just incorporated under series LlC.

But Industrial has done well through the Covid recession, as has multifamily and self storage.

Read this forum about self management.

I have also been lucky enough to have been working with a real estate firm here in DFW that focuses primarily on due diligence of Freddie Mac multifamily securitizations for B-Piece buyers, so I've been able to hone my multifamily due diligence and underwriting skills in this field for the past 2 years on top of our self-education.At this time, we're focused on acquiring a duplex/triplex in the DFW metroplex (focused in the Irving/Las Colinas, Coppell, Carrollton/Farmers Branch, Richardson and Trinity Groves/Medical District areas in Dallas, as well as some of the surrounding submarkets on a deal-by-deal basis), with the plan to house-hack.

I'm assuming you will self manage as well?

I make FAR more $$ than they do because making money is not about degrees its about drive, perseverance, self education, taking risks, etc.Nobody in the real world cares if you have a degree, an employer cares about what can you do to make/save him money, thats it.