This makes it easier for investors to enter the short-term rental market without requiring a massive upfront investment.

That, a few podcasts, a few select books, and a couple of subscriptions choke full of info material (less than 100$/month), maybe a couple mentorship programs (for less than 2K/year), and a lot of action on your part and you'll be a lot better than paying $$K for "gurus".To rephrase, do you have more money than you know what to do with or an urgent need to get it to work for you, together with a lot of time on your hands ready to take massive action?

Are they a massive company or a smaller boutique manager?

Solar will be a massive pain in the *** if you are doing this in the SE belt.

I’m looking at an off market 4 plex in Reynoldsburg area … asking price around 600k, massive units getting about 1500 in rents each.

Detroit, Tigers, Lions, Pistons, Red Wings, massive Cobo Hall, world famous coney dogs, etc...

The city is going through massive revitalization, prices have doubled in the last 5 years but are still quite cheap, and Detroit experienced its first uptick in population in almost 70 years.I was just in SF last weekend and met a couple of clients.

I didn't have the thought or foresight to expect massive capital investments to make the place nice.

So it all comes down to building a MASSIVE organization for this space. 

My clients had massive run up in values and then tier of the 3 ts and decide to take some chips off the table and of course there is tax liability but once you get past that 8 to 14% returns consistently with a great broker is a pretty passive to fully passive investment making you some nice money..