But my blunt response as an agent that shows these properties to clients all the time is that the bulk of the owners have no idea what they are doing or just don't care.

Did you work with any real estate professionals (agents, lenders, etc.) that you'd recommend to others?

Hi,I’m a property manager in western NC and work with an excellent real estate agent for acquisition.

To gain insightful advice, think about collaborating with a nearby real estate agent that specialises in investment homes.Conduct a thorough cash flow study on any possible real estate.

Mike, i'm an agent and investor in Wichita.

If you search "ADU", "in-law", "separate entrance", etc. it will find all MLS listing descriptions that have that language provided by the listing agent. 

Your game-on is to decide what you feel the trends will be during your investing lifetime, and invest accordingly.I would interview several Insurance Agents (maybe start a thread on here?)

I'm just curious if anyone in the community has had positive experiences with an agent in Dallas and would be able to recommend someone.

Have tried all the fancy other rekey systems and they all have failed or are too complex for anyone but the owner to use.3) You will need a fairly trustworthy handyman that can also change lockbox codes, do MoveOut videos, meet insurance agents, etc.4) Find a reliable agent that can list for rent when Zillow isn't cutting it, handle other showings.5) Showings: invest in a smartlock, so you can control self-showing access.

Agent from Memphis sent me the listing How did you finance this deal?