I actually ran into an article on AirDNA with where it is best to have STR's in 2022 with the best statistics.

Your ineptitude may amplify your losses:(You're also jumping to assumptions.We've had out-of-the-county investors that we could NOT legally send funds to because they hadn't supplied us with the IRS required documents - and they didn't respond to our numerous communications to get them.Once we obtained the proper documents, we sent them their funds - by the way, we did send monthly Owner Statements, so they had the info to see what was going on with their portfolio.So, that brings up another question - what information have they been sending you and when have they been communicating?

There are numerous platforms available, each with its advantages and disadvantages.

Here's an article that you may find helpful when trying to select a cost segregation company.

Thomas Tusser 1557This company purported to flip urban Baltimore row houses. from the article above, one investor bought 2500 Hollins street west baltimore for 20k, then spent 20.5k for rehab, a simple Google street view search shows it to be abandoned row houses in worst neighborhood of highest crime city in America.

For investors who are looking to invest out here in the RGV please take time to read this article.

The seekingalpha article that I shared the other day is talking about this.

(I suggest reading this article below)https://www.biggerpockets.com/blog/core-four-real-estate-tea...Columbus, Ohio is a great market to consider if you're leaning towards appreciation.

The articles are simply a form showing that the entity has legally filed in the state. 

You’re supposed to have caught that one article on that one news show where they said starting on this date landlords must do this or they’ll be punished.