In this week’s post, I am turning it over to Brent Voepel.I got into a conversation recently with people in the industry about the price of property management.

There are some great options and if you are newer to the re industry it can be helpful to have the right resources so you are covered. 

It's clear you're on top of industry trends!

Most of the projects that I am working on right now are a result of that group and I am actively searching for an acquisition target in a RE related industry. 

Identify markets with expanding industries, positive growth trends, and bright economic forecasts.Columbus, Ohio is a great market to consider if you're leaning towards appreciation.

Groups are choosing large short term rentals over renting multiple hotels rooms when they present a value and experience that is compelling.So the THESIS is that the next 18 months present a unique opportunity to buy into hotel property when the prices are distressed in the short-term but the industry has great long-term trends.What research have you found to support or dispute this thesis?

) any ways , she gladly paid the app fee, filled it out on the site, had paystubs ( she is in the service industry) makes enough money no problem.

The hospitality industry is pushing this legislation very hard and I have a feeling it will be passing.

I got to ask these investors that I have been following for years industry specific questions .I asked Brian Murray and Brandon Turner market specific questions regarding cap rates.

1) There is no industry definition of a "war zone", so it will mean different things to different investors.2) Class D rentals are not what most investors think.