Cleveland has trendy and up and coming neighborhoods, a fantastic restaurant scene, 3 major league sports franchises, and is doing well in general.

The lack of a unified voice and central resource for short-term rental operators prompted a collective of industry professionals and enthusiasts to form the STRA.ObjectivesSTRA's key objectives encompass:Education: STRA strives to educate its members on industry trends, best practices, and regulatory requirements, leveraging various channels like webinars, newsletters, and training programs.Networking: STRA facilitates members' connection and collaboration with other short-term rental operators, industry experts, and service providers.Advocacy: STRA champions fair and balanced short-term rental regulations at local, state, and national levels.Support: STRA offers comprehensive support services to its members, providing advice on property management, dispute resolution, and regulatory compliance.MembershipMembership in the STRA is open to all individuals and entities involved in the short-term rental industry.

Having been through recessions, we knew that certain areas of southern California always rebound fast, due to the broad based economy, perfect year round weather, universities, medical centers, tourist demand, amusements, entertainment, sports leagues, cultural offerings, shopping, and so many great things drawing people here.

I am not 100% confident in those numbers, but I used to work (and am in a fantasy football league) with the manager there and just shot him an email asking for some general numbers.

Worcester has a lot going for it, it is the top growing city in New England, it has a growing biotech hub, a ton of good schools, hospitals and a minor league baseball team, the WooSox.

We also have 3 young kids, and I picked these locations as the clubhouses are great, 7,8,9 bedroom houses hold their value well, and close enough to disney, and away from Champion's Gate I-4 traffic corridor.Windsor Hills has a lower HOA, and it is an older resort, so building repairs and expenses will be higher.

Call Champion, Patrick Cavallo, Morea and see who is willing to find new company ~ tell them the problem- they will inspect and find it soon enough so better to have them advise rather than this blow up worse.

If you're cool, they'll be more likely to champion you.

So if you want to connect with investors in the big leagues, just know that networking never sleeps!

In regards to HSPROPERTYFUNDS- Dan Sisto is a champion.