They are pretty cheap ($80/month) and I have had good luck with them funding qualified tenants.

They have free events from time to time and is a good place to learn about local laws. https://www.oregonrentalhousing.com/eventsGetting involved in these groups will help you build your network and gain valuable insights.

We invested significantly into our pricing strategy as well as getting on more channels (Marriot Homes and Villas, JetBlue/Allegiant, Google, Booking.com, and more).Good luck!

Marty, this is good advice.

@Andrew Steffens That's a good point.

It's all junk that will fail fast.Pre-corona homes tend to be built way better and you get a bigger lot.If you are holding these for decades then rent growth and appreciation over time should be there but nothing is guaranteed.GA in some areas has low crime, good schools, and weather. 

It sounds like a good way to start in real estate, I just wanted to double check if this is legit?

If you need to build up more cash, fix and flips are a good way to do it.

The cash flow is good but people have complained either it was too old, or bad area. 

I am pro coast CA market but no one that I am aware of claims it is a good cash flow market in the near term.