Even though they are the expert, you still need to ensure they are a good fit for you.

A lot of investors experts and noobs think that the second someone appreaches them to sell, they get so excited... don't.You need to establish first if it is a waste of your time, or worth persuing.

Come December, I was ready to pull the trigger because Ashley has just acquired her newly minted real estate license and joined the FI Team, and by the time I would close on this property, 12 months would have elapsed since I last purchased a primary residence.Thanks to Ashley and her expert negotiating skills, despite this being her first deal as an agent, we were able to get this property under contract for $10,000 under asking at $665,000.

I'm not an expert in this market by any means, but you could try looking right on Airbnb itself for where all the Airbnb's are located; upon finding an area with many STRs do some research on that community directly.I hope this helps.

To maximize the number of transactions you’re involved in you will need to:Be Top of Mind when they think about moving - which requires consistent reminders.Be seen as an Expert – which requires a consistent message and Evidence of Success storiesGain their Trust – which requires communicating integritySo, start out by listing everyone you know in an Excel spreadsheet.

Now it is my understanding that Airbnb does a self certifying question.

But, I do not have confidence that rents will increase next year nationwide, and none of the economists/data experts I follow or talk to have much confidence either.

Of course, I wasn't an expert on building a house, still not.

The most successful businesses find a niche and become an expert.

@Denise Evans is the expert for Alabama!