I focus on Columbus, Ohio, which is booming with growth—tech giants like Intel, Meta, Amazon, and Google are driving up property prices and job opportunities.

Someone who is a very high W2 earner (e.g many of my younger tech friends) are fine with taking more risk, buying lots of OOS, scaling, etc. 

I work in tech but am a small RE investor and keep a very close eye on the local market. 

The large tech stock reliably get 15%ROE (which means we expect their long term performance to be 15% or so). 

We include the cost of all the smart tech we want installed that the homeowner keeps, safety items we require in each property, and the items/signs we use to "brand" the home to our company, as well as our time setting up the listings, pricing, guidebooks, auto messaging, cleaning up the supply closets, kitchens, etc.

Yes, you can provide your own tech.

400 and growing quickly.With our tech and automation that we have in place, could add another 200 tomorrow and won’t skip much of a beat 🙏

A couple of minor spats between rivals in the same patch but nothing too exciting.

Diversification potential: The region encompasses diverse markets - from revitalizing rust belt cities to booming tech hubs - allowing investors to spread risk across different economic drivers.5.

@Bubba McCantsWe have clients in the Reno Tahoe, NV area that are taking a bit of hit on the cash flow because of the above average appreciation growth boosted by tech jobs and people moving from CA.