@Josh Carr, while that is frequently so, it is not always the case. 

Both Workers Comp and General Liability- sent to you only directly from Agent: These a frequently altered by shady contractors.

There is not a huge audience for Mexican meal estate as there is for US real estate so I'd be surprised if there would be any books.I'm not sure what sort of tips you're looking for but you can always read my replies to posts on Mexico.

As I realized that some tenants are willing to pay that extra money for the convenience since they are only living there 2-4 months, so fully furnished would attract a specific set of audiences.

At the same time I reached out to a property management company run by another frequent poster here on BP in MKE and he recommended Marcus as well.

Who would be your target audience?

Spencer,We can discuss in great detail when we speak by phone.One point I want to make here for the wider audience is the idea that more people can access a deal if they could do so using crowdfunding.In the UK, where this is possible already, what you also find is more people who do not know how to spot a good deal vs a bad deal invest.

I have 12-doors in Detroit and 3 of them have Section 8 tenants.A lot of folks will tell you how terrible the program is and how tenants will cost you more in repairs and capex then you'll make it rent.These are usually folks who have either a) never utilized the program or b) did not do proper tenant screening thinking that section 8 is fool proof.In a nutshell, the pros:1) Obviously, automatic payments for all, or some, of the rent2) Tenants tend to stay longer3) Ease of raising rentsThe cons:1) Longer tenant placement due to inspection requirements and timing2) More frequent inspections3) Tenant vouchers can change without noticeThat's the big overview but there are far more nuances than that.

Not to mention that frequent drives in the summer to check the house between bookings became less and less attractive.That’s when I decided to switch to a mid-term rental (MTR) strategy for the summer.Advantages of a Mid-Term Rental StrategyYou reduce your time spent managing multiple reservations and property turnovers.Your MTR strategy can co-exist with your short-term strategy, allowing you to attract a different segment of travelers.Pay smaller fees/commissions.

Not to mention hair salons clog drains on a frequent basis.