Plus Columbia practically banned STRs from what I hear on STR Facebook groups. 

Specifically, I’m curious about: • Best practices for self-managing from another state • Tenant screening and lease management remotely • Building a reliable local team (contractors, handymen, cleaners) • Software/tools for managing rent, maintenance, and communication • Any Ohio-specific landlord tips or things to watch out for Any advice, lessons learned, or resources would be greatly appreciated.

A good place to start your search for a landlord attorney in the Durham area is martindale.comIt’s a long-standing legal directory where you can find attorneys by location and practice area.

What really stood out to me in this book is how honest, practical, and entertaining it is.

To be clear this is not about investment performance, but about the processes and practices that shape the LP experience.Salesman are taught to STOP talking the minute the sale is made.  

It's become common practice with these syndication education programs to use misleading websites listing the mentors as a member of an "advisory board" while listing transactions in a manner that's intentionally vague and intending to mislead potential investors on the track record and of the capital raiser. 

Then low interest rates happened and I decided to load up on more debt, as they were practically giving money away. 

Networking with people who already have experience can give you practical insights, tips, and even potential mentorship as you start your journey.

Also relies on deceptive capital raising practices.

@Ahron BenmerguiAhron, you don’t need to overthink it—both are important, but I usually recommend getting your first property in motion while simultaneously setting up the basic business structure.