For leasing, Tenant Turner is great for automating showings.

I’d start by checking local permitting first, then underwrite conservatively for off season demand so you don’t get caught overestimating returns.Feel free to connect if you’d like to share more insights>Escondido tends to have stronger year round demand but tighter regulationsI am unaware of a single residential regulation in Escondido that does not apply to the entire state.  

Oklahoma City passed a rule August 1st, that they are requiring all roofing matters to go through the permitting process.

Permits....get them....I see properties red tagged all the time. 

Do you have any type of automation to help with the calls?

MA has already relaxed ADU restrictions and is soon to queue up major overhauls regarding new build permitting per the governor.

In our developments we have permitted modulars but not mobiles. 

This structure works for me because:We rely on automation + specialization instead of bloated teams. 

I love Cedar Park and Round Rock for STR/MTR Hybrid especially since the City of Austin is now enforcing the STR permits and HOT. 

This is especially true when you don't have systems in place—and there's a limit to what you can automate when you have a full-time job that isn’t property management.For me, the decision to invest out of state has always been a purely numbers-driven one.