I've had success with 2 short-term rentals, and wanted one more in relative close range to work and life.

Immigration plays a big role in this, so it would be hard to predict unless you know what happens with population growth.I think it's still a basic human need, and one that the government can not provide at a reasonable cost.

I would not be bothered by this issue unless they are all end of life. 

Vet some PMs, tell them your situation, and get a very qualified one to get you out of it.Going forward, either learn how to detach yourself from this nonsense or enter an asset that does not require human interaction.

Three years ago, I moved to the U.S. with the goal of building a life through real estate investments, primarily focusing on the Midwest.

I am with you, the day I hired a bookkeeper was one of the happiest days in my life.

Not only did it feel like MFM was knowledgeable and experienced in the multifamily space, but they also teach you about mindfulness, the importance of having the right mindset before taking on anything in life.

I'm all for making sacrifices, but we also do want to enjoy life along the way.I hope this helps.

Its proximity to major attractions, businesses, and vibrant city life ensured strong demand from both tourists and professionals.

I might be a little biased since I've lived here my whole life.