@Michael Gustavo google will bring up lots of people search sites.

But I'm curious to know how you approach colleague requests through the site?

Once qualified, you can then start advertising on sites like gosection8.com and there are a few others.

Looking at the market in our new location, our situation, and risk tolerance I think we want to rent when we get there.I found this site because I am listening to Brandon Turner’s: Rental Property Investing book.

Tons of options out there and lots of current active duty and vets on this site. 

It also looks kind of hacked up after adding in everything extra that I wanted to include.I've decided its time to have someone write me a lease.I thought about purchasing the landlord forms from biggerpockets, but then I read that they come in pdf files, so it sounds like they won't work for me, because I might want to make changes to the lease in the future.All of the other sites with leases that I've found won't actually give you an editable file for the lease, they just tell you to go on their website and fill out a questionnaire, and then they generate you a lease.

You'll learn a lot, save alot of $ in living expenses, and also you'll be on site to manage the property as well (but still factor in 10% management into your numbers).

One thing I have noticed is that in some markets the offered price for Turnkey investment seems to be much higher than market estimates from Zillow or other sites.

@Kyle Neff Small multi-family seems to have a lot of popularity on the site, and @Brandon Turner advocates for them as well. 2-4 units is a good sweet spot for cash flow and will still keep good financing options, as they are still considered residential.

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