any good recommendation for good property management company in South West San Antonio for managing upto 20 units multifamily

I know Miami,FL is actually more appreciatiable than many west coast cities.It's just you need to place "the right way of thinking" in the right place and time, we have 4 set of problems:1. appreciation focus, low interest rate2. appreciation focus, high interest rate3. cash-flow focus, low interest rate4. cash-flow focus, high interest rateSo in 2018 we focus on #1 and #3, but in 2023 we are fousing on #2 and #4, it all required different way of thinking.

The main hurdle that many of our borrowers face are the income aspect of it, especially expensive markets like the West coast.

With the numbers you mentioned, I actually like the west suburbs where John does a bunch of work.What's your why behind wanting to invest in real estate?

I currently lean toward upstate NY and MI (Detroit metro) as I live in the west but have family in Canada not far from those locations and the idea of being able to visit family with trips that can double as business write-offs is appealing.

I do have one bungalow on the west side rented at $1,400/mo which is at least $100-$150 more than I'd get with a cash tenant. 

The main hurdle that many of our borrowers face are the income aspect of it, especially expensive markets like the West coast.

In the south and west side 7-10%.

Cash flow and appreciation are the main key factors here.As someone who lives in Los Angeles and invest in the mid west I clearly see the differences between a low cash flow (inexpensive) rental and more costly rental that generates thousands of dollars and month in cashflow.

Currently working my way up the investment ladder and my goal is to eventually acquire some rentals of my own in the Mid-West.