For those who commented on McKeesport (or maybe for OOS investors considering McKeeport), I wanted to give some perspective as a Pittsburgh native.

In my native language there's a saying that goes (something like) this: Hard work leaves one with no time to make money.It's similar to the "live like noone will so you can live like noone can" ramsey-ism

Also, to my ignorance I suppose, but I don’t know of many investors who have a business model of multiple (outside of one or two) STR out of their native country?

It is important to know history and not over-react to those with an anti-growth, line-my-pockets-with-energy-subsidies agenda.

I’m a native Houstonian and many of my friends there flooded and are living with other friends or family while waiting for insurance money to arrive.

From one native to another , Welcome!

Being a fellow investor and native of the South Side of Chicago, I have seen deals in almost every neighborhood.

@Kevin Nichols  one of my borrowers in the day worked Rock Hill and had a tough go of it and got out of the asset class completely.. its a high touch.. and probably most appropriate for locals who are there to watch and manage and can react to things in real time

Hey Derrick,I am native to Greensboro and just joined BP as well.   

Need to have the tenant understand since they effectively hired the installer as their agent.The communications providers have lobbied hard to prevent building owners, HOAs, cities, etc from preventing the installation of dishes, but there are "reasonable" restrictions on installation. https://www.fcc.gov/consumers/guides/installing-consumer-owned-antennas-and-satellite-dishes Also some food for thought, foreign-born tenants will probably want satellite no matter what else is there since their native programming isn't available on cable.