I gave up on idea of having in-house PM, but it’s because I got comfortable relying on technology to minimize my time self-managing.

I self-managed from TX (my properties are in FL) 10 years ago when there was very little technological support other than the Airbnb platform, and I did just fine.  

Here's a few tips that I've learned along the way:- Invest in automations and technology.

Also, use technology (Zoom, project management apps) to keep communication smooth even with the distance.Let me know how it goes!

Theses technologies use electricity rather than gas (less carbon emissions) which you could ultimately offset with PV on the roof and get FREE heating. 

Diverse Economy: Florida boasts a diverse economy with sectors like tourism, agriculture, aerospace, and technology.

Pritzker's push for Illinois to lead in emerging technology, this campus could revitalize both the economy and surrounding neighborhoods.

Leveraging technology and building a reliable team on the ground (property managers, contractors, etc.) are crucial when you’re managing properties from afar.Feel free to reach out if you want to talk more about specific US markets or strategies!

Some will change their approach and lay people off and implement new technology.

Technology Concerns: I’ve heard mixed reviews about the technology solution offered and “pre-vetted” deals, with some saying it’s unreliable, expensive with hidden fees (e.g. finder’s fee on pre-vetted deal).