Both the property management company & the condo's Board of Directors are running a search for a qualified property manager (I've been engaged by the Board to assist in finding candidates).

Look here on the forum, look at meetup, lurk and engage with locals here on the forum.

In order to network and make the correct contacts, consider the following advice:BiggerPockets: Be sure to actively engage in South Bend, Indiana-related forums, conversations, and organisations.

I have been a member for a while but finally decided to engage instead of sitting on the sidelines.I'm all about making connections, absorbing wisdom, and even exploring mentorship opportunities here.

My journey has taken me from being a forward-thinking Realtor to a tech innovator and sustainability advocate, always with an eye on how to optimize operational efficiency and investment returns through AI-driven solutions.What Sets Me Apart:AI Mastery in Real Estate: I've revolutionized CRM systems with AI, boosting engagement and transforming client communication into dynamic, fruitful conversations.Sustainability Visionary: I lead sustainable housing projects with a focus on energy-efficient homes, pushing the envelope on what it means to live responsibly.Investment with a Twist: My approach to real estate investment incorporates advanced analytics and AI insights, setting the stage for smarter, more profitable decisions.Collaboration is Key: I believe in the power of networking and collaboration.

I came to this thread wanting to ask genuine questions and trying to engage in a genuine discussion about this topic, because I am trying to learn.

With plans to make an investment within the next three months, I'm eager to engage in discussions about my strategy and appreciate any constructive feedback.

You'll often read that you want to own a property for at least 12-24 months before engaging in a 1031 exchange. 

I would recommend engaging a real estate attorney though there are good templates available including the standard Ohio REALTORS Purchase Contract.

Miami's real estate isn't just about buying and selling; it's about driving economic growth and fostering prosperity for all who call this vibrant city home.Time to Act: With the median time to contract plummeting by 17.9% and the median time to sales dropping by 5.9%, urgency fills the air as buyers and sellers engage in a thrilling dance of negotiation and decision-making.