We've hosted a wide range in our units in Columbus, corporate relocations and travel nurses, but a big chunk of our bookings come from traveling tradespeople like electricians, welders, and pipe fitters working on regional infrastructure projects.We've noticed:Tradespeople tend to book 8-24 weeks at a time, sometimes longer if the job extends (not uncommon).Insurance placements are generally higher paying but come with more red tape and longer setup times.Travel nurses are steady and reliable, but in some cases, price-sensitive.Corporate guests vary depending on industry.

.: I have a team of real estate agents in the Salt Lake City Utah area and am always looking for new ways to generate solid buyer and seller leads. 

$75k rehab in Kansas/Missouri is serious work. 

I now invest solely in syndications with my coinvesting club.

Thank you for being kind enough to share your opinions and expertise.I’m in Northern California ~ slightly mountainous ~ and it gets hot here in the summer, usually ranging from the 80s to high 90s.

Try researching organizations like Oxford House, which operates sober living homes nationwide, or check directories like TransitionalHousing.org for recovery housing programs in your area.

Here are some reason's why.1.

But I’m here to share the unfiltered truth.Wholesaling outperforms fix-and-flip in almost every way—especially if you’re just getting started.In this blog, I’ll break down the real pros and cons of both strategies, share actual numbers, and explain how we built a business that produced seven figures—without ever swinging a hammer.Why Real Estate Is Still the Best Path to WealthThere’s a reason real estate creates more millionaires than any other asset class:> Leverage> Cash flow> Appreciation>Tax advantages> ControlBut most importantly, real estate gives you multiple ways to generate income—you just have to pick the right one for your current stage. 

In the thread below, I posted what I use for free.Property Management Stoftware (biggerpockets.com)

I own in Bella Vista and have been in northwest Arkansas for a long time and have seen tremendous growth.