At the end of the day, this is a business, but we also want to explore every resource available to help her transition smoothly if we can. 

Transitioning into real estate can be an exciting and rewarding journey.

I currently own about four units, and things have been going smoothly.

As I understand it, you can operate as a STR first, take the benefits, the transition to MTR later. 

Since 2019 I transitioned from solo investor to helping clients BRRRR in a safe and passive manner in Alabama.

I’ve been talking with investors who started with flips but now want to hold rentals without hitting the wall of conventional financing. DSCR loans keep coming up as a tool for that.
For those who’ve made the shift:
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Location: DFW to Houston AreaExperience: Wholesaler, new to development Hey BP Community! I’m an investor and wholesaler who’s starting to pivot into the development space. I’ve built up a solid pipeline of off-market...

Real estate attorneys play a huge role in keeping deals smooth and secure, so your insights will definitely be valuable here.Looking forward to learning from your contributions, and I’m sure others will appreciate having you as a resource.

All my properties are paid off now and if there was a time to transition to a PM now would be the time.  

I’ve studied the basics and have some experience, but my biggest challenge is connecting with the right lenders and property management companies to make it work smoothly from a distance.Does anyone here know of a good Section 8–focused mentor/coach who can work one-on-one or provide guidance?