I'm Brittany. 30 years old and working in a college town as an operations manager in video production.

I had started a video series for beginners that was in about 10-12 parts. 

I also happen to be engaged in local politics and work in the Bronx.

In 1 year I will have $100k to invest in real estate, I'm interested in Rental Properties with property manager.I have been reading articles and watching videos about how to invest in real estate, best ways to find deals, and the sort but I'm still unsure how I should start my rental property adventure.Details:Planning on putting at least $100k a year into rental properties, I will only be physically able to look at properties for a few months every year.Questions:1.

I'd like to gain a handful of information regarding what to do before my license arrive.Here are a few things on my scheduleWhen you as an new agent have nothing to do • Be active & be engaged in the markert• Go out and look at the home's in your market place.• Go to the model home's and talk to the new sales rep• Get a feeling get engaged and connected with your local marketjust the action of putting yourself out there is going to help bring that business to you.What are other important things i can be doing to market myself and become familiar with my market.My goal is Studio City California at the studio city Keller Williams luxury location so I will be working in a higher-priced market.

Just the opposite,.. but, I do work with a couple investors that have that type of money and I partner with them on flips ..they provide the financial part and I supply the rest .. all the titles go in their name or their business name and the rehab funds are allocated weekly per needed basis ..along with a weekly report by me on the progrees including pictures and video's if needed ..

Definitely interview several qualified third-property property managers and engage one to manage the day-to-day operations (assuming it’s a larger property – may not apply to a small property).

It's because of groups like those at the lower end of the home rental market, that I would never engage in SFH rentals again at anything less then $1000/night, and even then only with a caretaker/staff onsite in a secondary home on the property.The luxury property market is different and VRBO serves this better then airBNB, but again you have to price it high enough to get rid of many of your problems.

Hi BP members,My name is Carl Streck and I'm CEO of a commercial appraisal management firm. I'm looking to share my knowledge on the CRE market and to meet more bankers, real estate pros, and appraisers through Bigger...

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