Look for managers with a portfolio large enough to justify dedicated support staff (cleaning, maintenance, revenue management) but small enough for your property not to get lost—ideally in the 50-200 unit range.

@David Nacco I’ve always emailed them at support @ biggerpockets.com.

Finding one that meets the 1% rule seems impossible these days….

At the meeting 68% of the attendees supported allowing STR's or allowing STR's with restrictions. 

I’ve also set up a GoFundMe to help offset some of the legal costs — I’m happy to share the link via direct message if anyone is interested.Appreciate any insight or support from those who’ve been through a similar nightmare.Thanks,Matthew So if I understand this, you are the lender and sold it via a CFD to a borrower who owes you $18k in missed payments and you are in legal. 

Turns out that the buyer is a Real Estate Attorney.She was also not told anything about the new Real Estate Commission Rule change about who pays the buyers agent or if they even have to do it or not.

1% rule still here.

My ideal is a side-by-side duplex/tri/quad but I’m open to a creative play if zoning and permits support it.

Detached homes and individual condos that are rented out typically do not have separate House Rules.

The key is choosing a team that understands smaller residential portfolios and can support you if the IRS ever asks questions later.Best of luck with the studies — and seriously cool that you’re investing in Greece, I just visited there this summer and loved it.