I'll check my network for any MTR property managers or co hosts in Louisville.

There are a few that specialize in smaller buildings that are in very close proximity to each other to where they can bundle and the economies of scale will work.

There are a couple meetups in the area (we host one of them) if you want to DM me for more info or any questions you have

I hosted attorney panels in local REI clubs, and there never was any consensus.In our great state of Texas, your best option could be a Series LLC: one LLC that has individual compartments for each property.

The recent NFL Draft, hosted by Detroit, brought in over 300,000 visitors who's attitudes about Detroit did a 180.Detroit also beat out Miami last year for the city with the highest appreciation rate in the US.It's not all unicorns & rainbows though, as there are still many areas of the city investors should avoid, which scammers keep trying to sell to naive OOS investors.PM us if you'd like to know more about how we've assisted hundreds of investors make logical investment choices in Detroit and avoid portfolio crushing mistakes:)

Thankfully, these are few and far between if you’re a good host and take care of your property.

You don't need to watch them all day, and frankly as a host you shouldn't be.

There is a whole host of reasons it can lose money.   

So for example, here in Greenville, South Carolina, we have major auto manufacturers, BMW, Michelin and a whole host of smaller companies that manufacture parts for these larger facilities at BMW and Michelin.

It seems that when listening to Bigger Pockets podcasts, I hear the same logic, both from the hosts and the guests (mostly), that as a midsize (5-20) multi unit investor, Cash flow plays a secondary role to appreciation.