The company you mentioned is one option for self-directed accounts, but there are several others who post regularly to these forums who could also help.

Once she removed those and cleaned behind them, the odor was gone.

By attending meetups on a regular basis you will create relationships, and relationships are the backbone of real estate investing. good luck

This basement was redone two years ago with an incredible contractor who's well known in the area and the basement is extremely clean and spotless.

Like iwill do all the handling from cleaning, answering to guests, bookings etc and I'll just pay my partner a percentage for letting me leverage her hosting power To run my airbnb business?

@Carson Wright Hi Carson, while others may disagree with me I’d personally say that while you’re starting out unless you’ve got a bunch of assets elsewhere you’re really fine going with just using your own name at least for rentals at first and having enough insurance coverage in the form of your regular homeowners and an umbrella policy for probably $1,000,000.

It will be beautiful, easier to keep clean than damaged flooring and should last a decade or two even with pets.

So she’s researching extensions to 1031 exchange due to covid, self-directed IRA setup, conveying the property into an existing regular 401k before the sale.

I am wondering how the math works when comparing one 2 to 3 bedroom house with one 6-bedroom house since I am wondering if a 6-bedroom house has less bookings and higher costs for cleaning, insurance and maintenance.

A lot of people who sell as a portfolio use it as a way of offloading some homes that would be very difficult to sell individually with others that are more desirable, so they're not left with the trash after the good stuff has been picked clean.