For the better part of two decades I've been involved in real estate in some capacity including but not limited to: mortgage & real estate broker, developer, project manager, STR owner/operator/manager, international investor and beyond. 

Still close to the Bay Area but get the benefits of landlord/tenant laws, low property taxes, still high appreciation, job growth, population growth, etc. 

Be sure to do your research by connecting with local hosts in community Facebook groups to find out where most of their bookings are coming from.Listing your property on multiple platforms is a smart move, but make sure these are the sites that travelers to your region actually use.Additionally, consider developing a marketing strategy tailored for snowbirds or mid-term renters during the off-season.

However, if you'd like to develop a portfolio that is 100% "your own" that would be another path.

Hello allWould like to get some advice from Real Estate Developers...So, we're in Canada and we own several rental properties, and want to expand our portfolio.

The macroeconomics is great showing rapid growth in population, job market, and many companies moving and developing out here.

It takes time to develop the systems and processes needed for consistent results.

My current exploration pertains to new construction and land development.

I’d love to hear about the strategies that have been successful for you and any advice on how to develop a strong, adaptable investment plan.Thanks for sharing your insights!

I saw a townhouse development in an established area and even then they added a commercial building for a bakery/coffee and a dentist office. 2.