While our numbers are statistically down 10% from last year, it is a market correction going back to 2018-19 numbers. 2021/22 was a boom, but Orlando doesn’t bust, it’s demand is global, and those who purchased in good STR resorts with lower 6+ bedrooms supply will continue to do well, as the Orlando market is proven to be profitable in any economy statistically for the last 40+ years. 

@Victor BaronichNo offense to your business plan but my experience has been Sfr’s unless your doing air bnb are trash.

What most people on the surface of these types of pieces fail to bring into the equation is the fact that the US Dollar and the global economy is no longer on the gold standard.

No offense, but you would have been better off hiring a property manager at the beginning.

No offense taken.

It's not useless information at all, global real estate is heavily looked at in this way.  

Obviously, I don't think this will occur in the near future in Columbus, but the point is: if your plan hinges on future rent growth and/or future appreciation, you're speculating.As has been mentioned on many BP podcasts, cashflow is similar to your "defense", in that it helps protect you from losing the property if property values crash, and appreciation is similar to your "offense", in that it's where real wealth can (potentially) be built.

I recently transitioned into the Corporate Real Estate role where I work for a global company.Recently, I purchased my first rental in Orange County.

Mark,No offense, and i hope you have continued good fortune with your rental properties, but I see you sell memphis properties and work for one of the larger "turnkey" outfits.

Much of Latin America is attracting global investors.Look for countries with a GDP of 5% or better.