The training, the culture, the passive income.

Cincinnati is kind of it’s own thing/culture.

My wife and I are considering taking a few weeks to visit various parts of Florida to scope out possible vacation homes, which we would also like to rent out when not in use.Ideal conditions: a community with nice, but not overwhelmingly crowded beaches (at least not during peak times of year)walkable (at least in a core, commercial, cultural area).Additionally, we have lately been looking at the Columbia, SC area as well as both Montgomery and Birmingham, AL for SF rentals. 

We are all looking forward to the 2021/2022 season when sporting, car and cultural events are back to their normal capacity and crowd sizes.A BP couple from Seattle I'm working with is currently in escrow for a STR home in Scottsdale.

Culturally speaking, it feels more familiar than the South to me.

Cultivating a culture of open communication not only enables the prompt resolution of issues but also fosters a sense of community and collaboration within rental properties, ultimately enhancing the overall rental experience for both parties involved.

Lots of turnover, which indicates likely poor leadership, bad culture, and other internal companies issues.  

Encourage respect for each other's cultural, religious, and lifestyle differences.Use of Personal Items:a.

Nice property, definitely more for the tourists who want the experience the laid back culture.

I would agree with you if it was only a speculation play, but what i have noticed is that the properties i am looking at, its price point is that of d and f neighborhoods in the midwest. in japan those prices are for c/b areas due to the culture. they have a delinquency rate of only 1.6% and they have renters insurance that not only covers damages but missed rent.