@Bria Johnson in my local area I have begun direct mail marketing for local run down houses that I can send to local flippers for finders fees.

That said, if the property is of serious interest to you, to the point of potentially writing a LOI, it's worth your time and work with a local commercial broker to walk you through the process.

IMPORTANT:--Guest communications, including setting up your automated messages--Price adjustments (key into seasonal pricing and important events in your area)--Listing description and noting amenities--Guest reviews--Learning from experienced hosts with great reviews (you can do this on many social media sites, including the Facebook group, Short Term Rental, Long Term Wealth)UNIMPORTANT:--Watching your Ring Doorbell camera--Obsessing about minute details that other hosts are freaking out about--Being a control freak about ANYTHING related to this business. 

Always work with local people who know the current zoning restrictions!

I would find someone here or a person at a local REI  to help you get to another level! 

Short-term vacation rentals involve renting out properties to travelers for short stays, typically through platforms like Airbnb or VRBO.Getting Started: If you're interested in flipping, start by researching local real estate markets, analyzing potential deals, and networking with real estate professionals, contractors, and lenders.

Find a local investor friendly Realtor, ask them for a referral to a quality local property manager and have them help you find a duplex that needs some cosmetic updates.

Or it can just sell and then the LLC will have a tax consequence.In any event the LLC then has to reconcile itself internally by shifting membership interests or whatever. 

She was interested in buying RE, mentioned it to everyone, and got lucky with a chance conversation at her local bank.

Hey All,I've been working on getting my first rental(Multifamily, 6-12 units, locally) and I think I came in too ambitiously.