Florida is super attractive because it is landlord friendly (especially when compared to NY).

Any real-world input on that would be super helpful.The idea is to eventually run this new build as an Airbnb.

So its super important I find good dependable renters.I'm wondering about these services like TurboTenant, RentSpree, Transunion SmartMove, AppFolio and on.

I'm super green so not aware of all the options that are available and which would be best for me.

Your notes on FHA conventional refi and the 12-month seasoning period are super helpful, and I'm also keeping tenant quality and reserves in mind.I’d love to check out the house hack analyzer sheet you mentioned, it sounds like it would make underwriting deals a lot easier as I get started.Thanks again for sharing your experience!

I have negotiated a contract down to get it to be right in line based off of his super generic numbers that only be and his team deem a deal.

If you do know them and have a good lawyer/team if something gets wonky, it's a super high demand area that will continue to grow. 

I’m definitely leaning more toward fixer-uppers where I can force equity and grow faster  not looking for turnkey unless it’s super strategic.I’m in California, but I’m planning to invest out of state in more investor-friendly markets, just trying to navigate what that process looks like from a distance.

Definitely agree that there can be a super healthy relationship between Realtor & property managers, especially when they each specialize only in their area of expertise...

My bookkeeper initially thought this was a weird setup but now has come to realize it’s super easy to keep track of income and expenses by individual property and to have instant access to a snapshot of how each property is performing.