Or do we get through that quick and into more advanced exercises for the majority of the course like practicing deal analysis, running numbers, finding/managing/contracting with contractors, corporate structure, etc?  

Got myself connected with local agent, local property manager, and even learned some of the local politics during my visits.  

In my opinion, if you have the time to manage a short/medium term rental on this property, it would defiantly be worth your time.

A local Realtor or property manager would be able to advise best. 

Are you looking for a simple way to manage your properties—and make the most of your time and money?

I do my fair share of phone calls and networking but every year I have manage to come across a deal so large my brain starts to fume. 

I manage around 400 rentals with 14 years of experience and have never been sued once.

We can get a second home without putting anything down (VA loan), move into the school district we want and a much nicer home for our growing family:Current home (want to rent this out):One of the largest lots in the area 1/100 lots in an area with 1000's of properties that has navigable water which is our water, at 2.75%, 280k remaining $1650/month, rents $3000 mom will be lending 25k over 5 years at $500/mo payments, and we will use a property manager $300/mo = rental take home of $550/mo incomenew home (hypothetical estimates):$550k @ 7%, paying ~$3300/moWe will have a period of 9 months starting Dec 2024 where we would be at about -$100 where our older daughter goes to pre-k for $1150/mo and infant is in daycare for $1650/mo.

After being laid off back in Oct 2023 from Upper Management change (New COO) that let my General Manager and then myself go 40ish days later.

On top of this, our property management options also leave something to be desired.