I just want to make sure I’m following the proper protocol for supplying heat in NYC as a landlord in the cooler monthsThank You 

Like the Life Insurance Commercial on TV..."

I can't imagine the stress/anxiety of positioning myself in such a way where I am reliant on a W2 income to buoy n > 1 properties, keeping them afloat month after month despite receiving a W2 income, hoping and praying life circumstances don't force a liquidation, especially in a rapidly changing market where appreciation is not a guarantee as supply continues to pile up and major metro STR markets continue to find equilibrium.

Dear all, I am looking to understand how much the rental market has saturated (increased supply) in Kernersville, Jamestown, Greensboro near airport, High Point. 

It's a sellers market with limited supply so I rarely see anything that sticks out.

One TV.

It’s all about supply and demand.

I manage 100+ properties, mostly Airbnb and MTR.STR and MTR demand is very strong in Roseville, driven by demand but also a lack of supply...

Demand is greater than supply.

a) Depends on above, but Detroit fits all the criteriab) Work with agents at a PMC that know investment real estate (we can handle)c) Work with a PMC that does renovations (we do)To succeed at the above, you probably want to work with a PMC that is fully transparent and supplies videos for property walk-thrus and renovation progress.