If you belong to a nationwide brokerage, you may already have a built-in network to capitalize on.

Most of us on BiggerPockets love real estate because it gives us control and steady cash flow. But if your portfolio is only tied to rental properties, you’re essentially betting on one sector—and that can be risky.
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@Jon Parks  Jon I just happen to see another thread on Norada and a post by Marco himself.As you can see he clearly states the accredited criteria. at least in this post Good morning gentleman.Just to provide clarity in this post, there are three (3) separate companies: 1) Norada Real Estate Investments2) Norada Real Estate Funding3) Norada Capital ManagementThe Promissory Notes you're referring to belong to Norada Capital Management.

This makes it clear that the funds belong to the tenant until they’re applied to damages or returned, and it also helps you stay compliant with local/state laws.

I have no financial interest in her company, but she has spoken at one of the landlord groups I belong to, and I was impressed by her knowledge.   

Some investors also just reach out directly to existing care home operators to see if they’re expanding and need additional properties.It’s a niche strategy, but if you find the right operator, those leases can be long-term and stable

Also, the utilities should be in the owner's name since the STR/MTR belongs to the owner, not you as the manager.We currently manage about 40 MTRs in Los Angeles. 

Belongings: Is it OK to have the remaining tenants box/label and store the missing roommate’s things in the garage (on-site, not thrown away) while I try to get a written move-out date?

But it would likely be longer hours (55+) and less flexibility.

Then, give each account a name that can identify who it belongs to.