Makes me think that the wave has passed.

WI also has a lot to love, and the people who live here are quite content that the rest of the world doesn't want to come and bring their mess with them - y'all just keep flying right on over, we'll wave to you as you go by.

Don’t start out trying to be the first and start the wave.

My prediction is that over the next decade, as Raleigh and Charlotte become overpriced and overcrowded, Greensboro will be next to be hit with the population wave.

I'd say self manage to learn the in's and outs.Shop your PM's continuously.. bookmark and build relationships to use down the line as you plan on scaling out.Beauty is you will know what to look for when you eventually hire out..........you've done it yourselfDevils Advocate comment:How much time are you willing to allot to self manage and are you willing to handle the waves that come with it?

Originally posted by @Mel Hayes:Originally posted by @Elliott Elkhoury:@Mel HayesYour buying process out of state is going to be all about how confident you are in your team.

I’ve been wanting to get deeper into REI for many years, and I have finally lined up enough equity and cash to where I’m comfortable taking the dive. While I have some sensibilities already in place from managing a pr...

Should we cash out now and move on to something else or hang on to this and ride the cashflow wave? 

There are many landlords that take the first person waving crisp dollars in their face.

I would try not to make too many waves so that they leave the house with no damage and clean thinking they may have a shot of getting their deposit back.