Buildings that align with those tend to rent better and retain tenants longer.Supply constraints + rising construction costs mean renovation, adaptive reuse, and repositioning of existing stock are strong plays.Secondary and tertiary markets are hotter than ever.

I would like to think my flexible lifestyle would help me be more adaptable when it comes to investing, however I'm worried it might be more of a burden to continue traveling while trying to buy property.

But going to adapt to digitalization especially your business is growing will help also in the long run. 

The key isn't just having a CRM; it's having one that adapts to your workflow.

My wife is a stay-at-home mom but handles leasing, tenant issues, repairs—basically runs the rentals.We’re exploring if she can qualify for Real Estate Professional Status to offset my W2 income.

Market values have been shifting lately so some aren't profiting quite as much as anticipated at the time of purchase, but they are still making money and adapting to the current market conditions. 

Maybe the right middle ground is to stay with my current PM for now, but start testing ways to offload pieces (leasing, renewals, VAs, etc.) so I’m not locked into an all-or-nothing choice.Thanks again for the thoughtful perspective - super helpful as I continue thinking through this.

Do you have a minimum nightly stay?

You can text legally as long as your account is compliant.Strategic partnerships with local agents instead of building massive internal teams.Focused markets where median prices and seller motivation align.The result: a business that’s both sustainable and scalable in the current environment.Final ThoughtsWholesaling is still alive and well in 2025—but only if you adapt.

Even if they haven’t used REI Hub, it's fairly intuitive, and a good real estate-focused bookkeeper should be able to adapt quickly.