The vast majority of the properties my firm pushes out to investors are around 20% below market value which allows for lower upfront costs and higher reward on the back end.

He wants to know if financing would be possible and how much should be set for reserve funds and generally if a property management firm is the right idea.

As an example, several years ago I bought a used laptop from a well know real estate firm in downtown Boston.

This is the 1st year I have anyone do my taxes  and contacted a local CPA firm.

I’m a firm believer in being 100% transparent with the attorney and have a game plan when you meet one.

@Charles Holder, I would love to buy a home now and rent it out before I leave, but I do not want the added stress of trying to find, raise capital, close, find a vet property management firms, and then deal with the stress overseas of my first rental.  

I do know an associate at a commercial prop brokerage firm, and they sent me a few properties that were in line with the buyers terms.

For a Baltimore real estate law firm, you could also try GPS Law Group.

This question is more so out of pure curiosity and inspiration for right now, as I do not live in Miami and I am also just getting started, but basically I am wondering: how difficult is it to work with a luxury real estate firm in Miami such as Nest Seekers or ONE Sotheby’s?

We've had this come up a few times recently with corona-virus but have stuck firm to only placing residents whose gross monthly income is three times the rent and they have pay stubs to prove it.