A friend of mine had a client who successfully partnered with a regional claims adjuster, and it brought consistent bookings for months.2.

For my I recommend regarding the book traction and creating a one page business plan.

I'd research Lease-Option and Seller Financing to get a better understanding.I may also consult a different realtor that's local to your market to see how to get this home off your books

Not sure where you're planning to take her but here are a few of the local favorites:-Pappas on Taylor Ave (they've opened up a few new locations too)-Kocos Pub on Harford Rd in Lauraville-Faidley's Seafood in Lexington Market-Box Hill Pizzeria in Abingdon (about 45 minutes outside of Baltimore but worth the drive!)

My favorite was actually just 1.5” galvy tico nails with a palm nailer.

I also just use word processing to create a guide book. 3 ring binder with sheet protectors.I put in all sorts of things like local menus, maps to cool places etc.

• Resources for Learning: We’re working on improving our deal analysis skills and would love recommendations for tools, books, courses, or calculators tailored for beginners.• Networking and Connections: Are there local Bay Area meetups or forums for new investors?

While it’s not uncommon for full-service managers, you might find lower rates (~10-15%) or alternative solutions like co-hosting services, especially if you handle bookings, rate adjustments, or guest communication yourself.

I just finished his book.

As for property management software, options like Hostaway or Lodgify can streamline bookings and communication.