We're brand new with our platform so not many have had experience with us, but we've been managing STR's for 7 years and have a portfolio of 20 in the Seattle area that our CEO was running prior to starting Fundhomes. 

Here's info on Huntsville:Now Alabama’s largest city, Huntsville’s military (Redstone Arsenal), space (NASA), telecommunications (ADTRAN, AT&T), biotechnology (Hudson Alpha), diversified manufacturing (Toyota/Mazda, Polaris) and a variety of emerging specialties provide challenging work (#5 Best Places for Career Opportunities) in delightful surroundings (#3 Best Places to Live in the US).

Folks here could review and provide some recommendations perhaps.

Credit score requirementJob/income requirementDescription of yourself and other tenantsTo maximize your reach and find potential tenants, utilize various platforms, including:FacebookCraigslistApartments.comZillowRoomsterRoommate.comResponding to InquiriesOnce you create an awesome listing you will start to get inquiries.

-Tips from veterans who have done similar things-Suggestions on VA loan providers to go through- How to find a good deal in my area- Basic real estate language-How to find and keep tenants -Fixing up property to increase valueIf anyone has suggestions outside of these topics, I'm all ears!

One thing I'm struck by is no DST company so far has been able to provide their track record.

Many out-of-state investors look at Ohio to grow and build their portfolios.It's a growing, landlord-friendly market, and certain cities/pockets provide strong cash flow.https://spectrumnews1.com/oh/columbus/news/2024/01/08/cleveland-columbus-cincinnati-top-10-hottest-markets-https://www.cleveland.com/news/2023/12/ohio-town-ranked-no-1...https://www.fox19.com/2024/02/13/cincinnati-ranked-no-2-by-z...

The revolving door of homeowners trying and then abandoning Airbnb adds to the platform's challenges.Like Uber did with drivers' resources, Airbnb is leveraging homeowners' properties.

I invested in it, and it was an interesting alternative RE investment platform.

As for the bank accounts, I'm yet to decide if I need to create a separate bank account for each series, and I'm leaning towards doing so because it will provide separate asset protection.From a tax planning standpoint, I'm still researching the best set-up, but it appears that separate EIN for each series is the way to go for liability protection as well.