REI Hub is the best, hands down, IMO.

REI hub is made specifically for rentals and is much more economical.

(Census.gov)Kannapolis, NC – Leasing up, rents steady at $1,630Revitalized Downtown: Anchored by the $100M+ investment in the North Carolina Research Campus, a biotech research hub.

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I focus on the Midwest and have noticed MTR demand has been very strong around hospitals and corporate hubs—worth checking if there are major employers nearby you can market directly to.

Rents hold up well, prices are still reasonable, and you’ll find solid rental demand with universities and healthcare hubs driving the economy.

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@Sebastian Clutch if you are at a PM company and looking to track and manage both residential and commercial assets, and leasing leads that come from them then I'd recommend you check out Hemlane.com they can handle both asset types, you can move applicants and tenants around in the assets, and its an overall great hub for all things management.  

That said, the town itself is smaller compared to others nearby and is not a shopping/population 'hub' within the wider region. 

For anyone looking at turnkey properties in the Midwest, I’ve seen that focusing on markets with strong rental demand—like near universities or growing job hubs—can really maximize cash flow and reduce vacancy.