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All you need is a regular bank account from any bank or credit union, unless your state has some unique requirement I'm not aware of. https://www.nolo.com/legal-enc...You would do well to purchase "Every Landlord's Legal Guide" by NOLO.

As a homeowner, I would hate a STR on my street in a regular neighborhood.

I still work my regular W-2 job over the weekends, so it's always great to come with, "But I gotta work the whole weekend" if there's a follow-up.

Hello all,I am interesting to start to buy small multi family as up to 4 units, and I would like to ask if i can get some Tips feom the PRO how to do it right, if its a same as invest on regular single family house, my goal is to increase my monthly cash flow.

I believe some of that cost also includes regular special improvements like water mains, street lighting, etc as well.

Apart from putting it in a regular savings account (now getting .025-.050%) or a bond, there hasn’t been many secure options.

A STR business is VERY customer service heavy with a lot of guest interaction.

A nonQM and regular lender both can do portfolio loans, typically. 

Doing regular maintenance and checkups on all faucets, toilets and showerheads will help you keep an eye on leaks.