Quote from @Raghav Kapur: Hey all, my family and I own a mountain log cabin in the Blue Ridge area for the better part of two years.

Data centers captured 37% of all fundraising in 2025—up from just 2% in 2024—driven by large vehicles from Blue Owl ($7 billion) and Principal ($3.6 billion).

Real protection isn’t stacking entities like Pokémon cards—it’s running your LLC like an actual business so when a judge looks at it, it doesn’t feel like you’re just wearing a fake company hat.

In towns like New Castle and Ellwood City, you'll often find steady blue-collar renter demand from manufacturing, healthcare workers, and service industry folks who can't or won't buy.

Hard to find reasonable pricing in those areas now, but I love the enitre cooridor up and down the blue line.Where exactly are you at in your process? 

That would be my first concern, what with Colorado generally being a Blue state.....There are other surrounding states that might be more welcoming to STRs.I don't know, just thinking......

They've seen all the presorted mail companies, they all look the same.They've seen the same ugly "We Buy Houses" billboards.They've heard the "I know this call is outta the blue".But I've noticed they ain't seeing the good old handwritten letter in a neon yellow envelope in a while..

Think about fundamentals, not high-return fireworks.Tenant demand: Solid blue-collar and workforce rental demand, but you want to be careful about chasing low price points.

The company cries the blues about having to inject money into maintaining the trees so they can make a profit.

Are there a lot of price reductions.9 - I generally try to avoid blue states.