Rating-driven (service, amenities, space directly impact bookings).

The state again set new records for the number of Texans working and the size of the Texas labor force based on June data.

Unfortunately, it’s a common challenge that many investors hear mixed feedback about Columbus property management companies.The reality is, Columbus is a growing market with strong fundamentals for long-term rental investments, but many property managers here are still operating with outdated models—limited transparency, reactive maintenance, and communication gaps that leave owners feeling like they’re “managing the managers.”However, there are companies (ours included) that specialize in working with remote investors, offering tech-driven solutions like real-time reporting, live maintenance updates, and a proactive management approach designed for owners who don’t live near their properties.

Quote from @Stephanie Medina: MTR specific data seems much harder to come by than STR. 

Quote from @Crystal Huffman: I am looking at different markets and can analyze the data from that standpoint... but what do you guys do about boots on the ground when your are purchasing out of your area?

Real, Supportive, and Results-Driven – My Experience with Multifamily Wealth NationI don’t typically post reviews, but I wanted to share some insight for anyone considering joining Multifamily Wealth Nation.I’ve known Josh Roosen personally for years and have had a front-row seat to his journey in real estate—from starting out to building real, sustainable success in the multifamily space.

Yes I'm very confident as the purpose of the build and design is to create a seamless experience with built in amenities from the very beginning instead of cobbling together different things and following the same amenities war.It also adds to the difficulty of getting a normal appraisal in a rural town.Thankfully there are unique structures around me such as geodomes, tents, bus converted to airbnb, unique treehouse types.

I started by operating homes myself and now work with developers around the country to help them turn real estate into purpose-driven sober housing—handling everything from site selection and renovation planning to compliance, leasing structures, and finding qualified operators.If you're still working on this (or exploring similar opportunities), I’d be happy to share what’s worked well for us and point you toward a few useful tools and resources. 

Was a great learning experience, especially when it came to design and quality of final materials based on surrounding market.

Undertaking all tasks independently while managing the property for a year also yielded insights into:* Labor-intensive projects* The physical and emotional toll of renovations* Financial constraints* Project timelines and management* Interior design principles* Plumbing systems* Ventilation systems* Budgetary planningDid you work with any real estate professionals (agents, lenders, etc.) that you'd recommend to others?