Hey Holly,Sounds like you’re in a great spot for corporate rentals — Hillsboro has tons of demand between Intel, Nike, and the supporting industries.

Around Thanksgiving weekend has been the sweet spot for me in the past. 

Midwest markets like Columbus are great spots to start landlord-friendly, affordable, and full of value-add deals.

Most deals there are A/B class and already stabilized, so hitting 6–8% cash-on-cash is tough unless you find something undervalued and buy with personal cash (no loan, no fees, no interest).If you're open to more value, check out spots like Franklinton or Driving Park, still close to the action but better return potential.

I’ve seen some investors use verified lists to quickly spot these opportunities without waiting for properties to hit the market.

Automating public record data like liens, tax status, and property activity can definitely help you spot opportunities sooner.

Hi David,You’re in a common spot—lots of equity trapped in an LLC-owned rental, but you don’t want to touch that great 3% rate.

Most influencers in this industry are extroverted and great at sales; however, they have blind spots in the technical areas and many live in echo chambers.

Hi @Logan,It’s definitely a tough spot to be in.

I’m open to learning and taking on debt if it makes sense, I just want to make sure I’m doing it in a smart, low-risk way so I don’t put my family in a bad spot.