Price cuts stem from a few things: - Agents/PM's over promising on income- Buyers not doing their own due dilligence- Buyers thinking they can take a place that hasn't changed since 07 and bring in the same amount of income as a new build that had an interior designer come in and make it sweet.That goes for The Palms, Destin, and any other major market.

The elevated value stems from experienced operators who are on a similar level interacting and bouncing ideas off of each other.

These gatherings provide a platform for exchanging experiential wisdom, offering insights that textbooks and online resources often can't replicate.

I`m hoping to find someone thats had some success utilizing this platform 

It's a user-friendly platform and the listing process is smooth.

seems like the investors in the area are far and few on this platform. 

I use it on all bookings, on and off platform because they don't ask the guest to pay the damages which avoids potentially strained interactions and therefore retaliation reviews.

I've had bad experiences with two different property management companies in Columbus that stemmed from them not taking timely action on repairs that cost me a lot of money and also not identifying obvious things in inspections that led to higher turnover rates and increased the time that it took to get the unit ready for the next tenant. 

I personally know it's making it difficult for me to move forward with considering the Wealthability platform even though I have gone through your other written material, as well as the Wealthability podcast which I also enjoy. 

While MLS remains the primary platform for on-market deals, the majority of deals I encounter originate from off-market sources, often through wholesale channels.