With that being said, Columbus is one of the hottest markets in the US right now with some of the fastest population and job growth and companies moving and developing here.

As an Airbnb shareholder from IPO I like what they do hiring third world reps to handle issues, but as a PM company owner and STR owner I despise it. 

I would list natural and inexpensive methods of "curing cancer" that of course don't make money for the doctor and pharmaceutical companies, so they are not utilized.

Here's a breakdown:Atlanta, GAPros:Strong job growth (tech, film, logistics, and corporate HQs).High population growth, creating strong rental demand.Variety of property types (single-family, multifamily, short-term rentals).Good cash flow in suburban areas.Established infrastructure and economic diversity.Cons:Higher purchase prices than Huntsville.More competition from investors.Some areas have high property taxes.Best Investment Areas:Southwest Atlanta (East Point, College Park, Hapeville) – Near the airport, good rental demand, potential appreciation.West End / Westside Beltline – Up-and-coming area with strong appreciation potential.Stone Mountain / Lithonia – Affordable with strong rental demand.Marietta / Smyrna – Strong appreciation and rental market.Douglasville / Austell – Affordable and growing suburbs.Huntsville, ALPros:Lower property prices compared to Atlanta.Strong job growth (NASA, Redstone Arsenal, tech companies).High rental demand due to military and tech workers.Lower property taxes and landlord-friendly laws.High potential for cash flow.Cons:Smaller market, so resale options could be limited.Less diversified economy compared to Atlanta.Some neighborhoods have slower appreciation.Best Investment Areas:Madison – High-end rentals with strong appreciation.South Huntsville – Great school districts, steady growth.Downtown Huntsville – Young professionals, Airbnb potential.Harvest / Hazel Green – More affordable, good cash flow.Meridianville – Suburban area with growing demand.Which Market Offers Better ROI?

So far last 5 years with PM_1 provided overall decent experience but not like excellent or great especially after mergers with big companies.8.

Pick another state where my company has an office and see if there’s an opportunity for cash-flowing properties.

Call a different number you found online associated with the same company, etc. 

Investors would expect a company like yours to have an app because so many forums have web and mobile apps.

. - Of course, you may need a Property Management Company to handle each rental when you move again.

There are about 20 companies that do this and more or less take over as the primary lien holder in place of the taxing authority.