Just make sure to do your research before you jump in with them and they will have a process to get you integrated in to their system.The only challenge will be migrating your tenant from your system to the PM's system, there is always a switching cost (delayed rents, etc during the first few months)

Unemployment rate has done down from 15% to 9% and for the most part everyone that lives here is considered essential workers.You have many migrating from LA, New York to live here. 

Migration from people moving inward.

I believe the rental market will see a 1.72% deline, starting in the east and migrating west by fall of 2021. 

According to Apartment List’s latest renter migration report, 70.9 percent of searches for apartments in Austin are coming from outside the metro, the highest share among the nation’s 50 largest metros.

@Craig Curelop I think there's a big migration from the Bay Area to Denver in general--I know many people who are fleeing the insane RE market and tech-focused culture there.

I understand a mass migration from one area to another (for example from California to Middle TN), but is this happening on a much larger scale too?

These new population figures include changes due to births, deaths and migration.

There will be no shortage of renters no time soon with people migrating from out of state like California and other places.

Taxes are high and some areas have net migration moving away from cold belt states that are more anti-business to more warm belt pro-business states.