• single family • small multifamily (less than 20)• commercial & multiuse Your strategy could include your search criteria, your steps for evaluating potential projects, or your plan for how you'll achieve a long term goal (# of properties, type of property, etc).Thank you, Paul

Also 4th quarter of last year Packwood and county officially did discuss potentially regulating STR's by either limiting numbers or adding a tax to cover increases in local services that are needed.

Exploring potential investment opportunities in Florida, California, and Arizona for your future retirement and occasional getaways sounds like a fantastic idea.Best of luck on your real estate journey!

I'm researching them myself right now.

I have done a lot of research on this issue and the bottom line is yes, you can require that your tenants have renters insurance.

Hi Michael-Great question and an important skill for investors to understand.I recommend the ABC's of Real Estate Investing by Ken McElroy and Ken's YouTube Channel.If you are an investor, I recommend finding and using a good property manager for your properties as soon as possible to maximize your return on investment and make owning as passive as possible.A good property manager is a key part of your real estate investing team.Get them involved early in the underwriting process of a potential acquisitions and the planning for adding value.To Your Success!

So much potential for 2024 and it's exciting.

The property includes a small house with a detached garage, offering significant potential.

If this is the case the items your sister can help you with at your rental would be very limited without bridging the gap to doing Property Management in Arizona and potentially getting sideways with her broker or the Department of Real Estate.Happy to answer any further questions.

its a big pain in the butt to coordinate showings with tenants and you dont want to burn out or piss your tenants off by inconveniencing them with potential buyers who maybe just kicking tires..