Sharing some contacts is always helpful, specially for first time home buyers.

The market is always strong because of the growth there as well as diverse people who travel in and around there with the Military, space and rocket industry, as well as many other tech jobs. 

I see a lot of people with experience in mobile home park investing on here, and hoping someone wants to give their $0.02.I am in Austin, TX, and like many other places seeing explosive growth and prices driven sky high, 50-100k over asking for SF homes etc.

Unfortunately, not all HOA communities experience increased home values due to poor management, local market conditions, and special assessments for unexpected expenses can lead to dissatisfaction among residents. 

It's a tough job to do and there are only so many people willing to do that type of job.

That's were alot of people are succeeding. 

There is no system that will deliver you a consistent stream of highly-motivated leads and if there was, it would cost more than you want to spend.Most leads are not as bad as people think.

I recently heard David Greene’s horror story about a short term rental license going bad in the north Miami Beach area (inspector looking for issues to pick at with the property and tagging the property for issues to avoid granting a rental license), and I was curious about people’s experiences in unincorporated Miami Dade. 

I am trying to find best way to find legit contractors specialized in certain trades (masonry, carpeting, kitchen/bath, etc...)

I'm looking to purchase my first short term rental in an expensive market and was wondering about how many people are able to manage their own properties even potentially clean, fix them.