I'm the captain steering the ship, driving the growth of our real estate portfolio.

To further along your growth, mentorships (which I would love to have) are offered but for someone like me who is still trying to build an emergency fund and does not have much capital, these prices are astronomical!

The buy in cap rates are low but the growth and high quality tenants who can handle rent increases each year makes these cashflow high in the future.

Columbus has been really strong for cash flow and long-term growth thanks to huge job and population growth, big companies like Intel, Amazon, Google, Meta, Honda, Microsoft, and LG building here, and you can still find deals in the $120–180k range hitting the 1% rule.

Four short-term rentals already is a strong start, and you’ve clearly done your homework with the REP rules. 2026 will be your year on that front.Looking forward to seeing how you grow the portfolio and navigate the Colorado market.

Right now in Columbus, the market is still really strong compared to a lot of other places—there’s a ton of population growth, job growth, and major companies moving in or expanding like Intel, Amazon, Google, Facebook, Microsoft, Honda, LG, and Anduril.

Do we need to consider the mortgages vs my income and assume worst case none of them rent ever which would really limit our growth to $3,100 per month in mortgages.

Huntsville is one of Alabama’s hottest markets right now, with strong job growth and population inflow, great fundamentals for long-term investing.

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