What would be the next step. ?

Late last year, it dawned on me--after about a year of wrestling with what steps come next for me--that the right thing for me to do, you could perhaps call it a calling, was to take my investing from a side hustle, to a true career, a company.

IE its a renew of the first loan.but in practice if you pay off the first the second then becomes the first.

Probably the best way to determine actual inventory in these neighborhoods would be to actually contact all the companies which list properties in them, but I probably won't take that step unless I actually find a deal within one of them, in which case it might be a good part of due diligence.

Jason, As stated, it depends on what "Normal" practice is in your area, but that is something that can be negotiated with. i would talk to a few PM companies as @Danny Randazzo suggested, to find out rates and to find one that you feel comfortable dealing with.

I am contemplating my next steps and what I should do as I am currently at college at Embry Riddle Aeronautical University in Daytona Beach, Florida.

So a one-year lease may be at $1,000 a month but a month-to-month tenancy will be at $1,250 a month to offset the risk of a tenant leaving during the slow season.Another important step: inspect the property 60 days prior to the lease ending.

The advantage of hiring subs is after each once completes his or hers job then you can reevaluate the project and take time to do each step.

I will explain some of the issues that delayed our closing but some of them were due to extra steps the bank had to take to mitigate their risk since we were such a new company.

I receive postcards and mailers from realtors offering 1% on the listing side quite often.I've also had realtors offer to kick me back part of their commission on the buying side as well.So I know this is starting to become a fairly common practice at least in my area.