Boom!

Don't get me wrong NW AR is booming! 

“It is definitely common, especially in boom times.”What is less common is for an active employee to solicit investment on the company’s internal systems.

If you're curious about the booming Philly market or need some advice, hit me up for a free consultation.Looking forward to connecting with you all and making some profitable moves together!

I agree with a lot of the points that you made and while I know it's late to the party as many have already leveraged the COVID boom into managing others, I feel like a lot of folks will be changing managers this year due to poor performance from under-skilled or stagnant managers who set it and forgot it.I think two tiers of services to offer flexibility to the owner is a good idea and makes sense.A few more questions for discussion...What do you, or anyone else reading on the thread, do when a potential client has a property that needs decor work before listing?

I am looking to connect and pair up with investors who are interested in rebuilding a Oil booming town in west texas.

The macroeconomics in Columbus is booming because of the growing population and strong job market brought by a lot of companies moving and building out here like Intel, Amazon, Google, Meta, etc. 

It's more of a classic boom/bust town that is still bulldozing whole neighborhoods because of an oversupply of housing due to the population shrinking by half.

The region has gone through some significant saturation coming out of the pandemic where a strong boom in STR occurred.  

Smaller multi-family is significantly more common in the Northeast, Midwest, and Western cities who had their economic boom in the roaring 1920s-60s and thus, tons of high density zoning was developed across the country (but not the South).