I use Scott Lundsford's team at Pillars to Post primarily for my clients. 

Tobacco under RJR and Textiles were the main local economic pillars Winston-Salem was built around, in the most recent time Baptist Health, and Wake Forest have begun to make Winston-Salem one of the leading medical research hubs.

I often break it down into the "four pillars" of protecting your assets.

The pillars of our local economy remain strong and improving, large amounts of migration to Texas cities is still in progress, new businesses are arriving (especially like the California giants making the leap to Texas), positive COVID vaccine news, and all the things I mentioned in the post should hold firm barring any major unforeseen meltdowns. 

This is our strategy to leverage what we have and build pillars within our portfolio of different asset classes.Originally posted by @Dan Heuschele:Originally posted by @Ross Kerne:Originally posted by @Dan Heuschele:We had a duplex STR in Gulf Shores, Alabama.  

I did a post on BP on how to find a great cashflow market, here:https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/52/topics/833390-the-6-pillars-of-a-great-rental-market

We used Pillar to Post which I believe is a national franchise. 

He also connected us with Stewart Ritter of Pillar to Post for the inspection. 

There's three pillars to all direct mail marketing:1.

Project 2 has a better layout and no loss of space unlike the room in Project 1 that has 2 foundation pillars in the room that break the layout.If there is any other info that would be relevant please let me know.Thank you for any helpful advice.