It’s just a slower method.

They outsource when:Tenant quality becomes inconsistentTurnover starts eating cash flowManagement decisions become reactive instead of system-drivenTenant placement is the leverage point.A bad tenant costs far more than a year of management fees.

I'd say it always starts with tenant placement and finding quality tenants.

We have many efficincies under management with a ~10% vacancy rate with prices ranging from 485-625 depending on location property quality and amenities.

Great quality, but you will pay for the quality.

Why pursue the BRRR Method having a family of three?

I found options that would work using the BRRRR method so I could scale my first year in a maket that was easier to enter price wise.

I find that in-person events can lead to high-quality conversations, introductions, and referrals... especially when you're in a competitive market.All the best!

We agree the growth and long-term potential in this market are impressive.What you’re doing with connecting investors to builders and new construction opportunities sounds very aligned with what we’re seeing on the ground as well, especially with the continued demand for quality build-to-rent and investment properties.I’d be happy to connect and hear more about your experience and insights since moving your investments here.

It’s also important to pay attention to where local employers are expanding, ease of access to daily amenities, school quality, traffic patterns, and long term zoning plans when evaluating appreciation potential.