Then you can interview them to see if they fit you investing strategies.

I'm considering getting out of the Mid-Term Rental Game.I purchased 30 apartments (two 10 units, a 6-unit, and a 4-unit) for the purpose of running them as Mid-Term rentals.Currently, half of them are being run as MTRs while the remaining are still LTRs.My MTRs average $1,600/month while the LTR rate $900/month.Now that I have some data, I wanted to compare apples to apples for MTR vs LTR revenue.After adjusting for the increase in Insurance, my VA for communicating managing, and supplies/increased repairs it's looking closer to $1,200 for MTR compared to LTRs $900.It's a lot of extra headaches for $300 more per month.I'm also having trouble refinancing these properties because banks hate seeing anything but LTR.

These guys are brutal and are willing to pay top dollar.5) One strategy I did try was to contact homeowners pre-auction.  

Yes, for a few reasons.1) local to you - you would most likely have an edge to start right where you are, since you may have better access to data and physically can go to the properties and/or meet investors in person, if need be, etc. 2) since the #'s are typically larger here (SoCal) you have the potential to make larger $'s !

Looking for a fiduciary financial advisor to help map out my investment strategy and ideally a path towards FIRE.

There’s plenty of strategies to utilize in order to begin your real estate journey. 

Hi guysI've been diving deep into potential real estate investment opportunities in Mexico, and I wanted to share some of the data I've gathered.

Also ask, "What strategies do you think work best in this market?"

I am interested in the BRRRR strategy but I need advice on how to get started, or any other strategies that may help.

Once you have the data you need, buy a property!