In some states, particularly those with warmer climates and robust population growth, seasonality plays a less significant role.

.: Quote from @John Underwood: Checkout Huntsville, AL.It is usually listed in top5 for growth. 

Assuming your investment projections is 5+ years, it's usually worth it to sacrifice a bit of cash flow to prioritize growth in my personal opinion.

It's truly like having multiple LLCs formed but without the administration tasks and fees that come with having multiple individual LLCs.

And this helps make admin tasks more palatable.I have also started working with a virtual assistant to body-double me. 

If your goal is stability and less volatility, an LTR could be more predictable, but it wouldn’t give you the cash flow cushion you’re looking for.Pros:More predictable income with less management effort than STR.Lower vacancy rates compared to STR.Less risk of fluctuating occupancy rates.Cons:Potential negative cash flow if maintenance and repairs exceed margins.Limited growth potential for income.3.

The area has lots of growth and is expected to appreciate substantially over the next ~ 5 years, at which point I plan to sell to capitalize on that appreciation.

What are the best methods and products to tackle these tough cleaning tasks?

With your strong background in structuring deals, capital allocation, and strategic networking, it’s clear MREP is set for great growth.

Dallas-Fort Worth is a smart choice, man the growth there is off the charts, and there’s plenty of room for first-timers with the drive to go all-in.I remember helping a buddy of mine who was in a similar boat to you, he was switching from a totally different career and diving into real estate.