As with prettY much all commercial real estate firms and investments, future returns may not match the BOOM period - the golden age of MF - from say 2018 to 2022.

Historically the neighborhood has been rough, there are certainly bad parts, and the schools are bad- but it's close proximity to downtown and a boom of development happening on North Main street all bodes well.

What will create the persistent demand that outlasts the temporary boom?

In my market maybe 90% of houses are over 80 years old where the housing boom in the western states didn't begin until after world war 2 I believe.

When Stessa abruptly put all their useful features behind a paywall in January with no warning, no added features, and still tons of connectivity/syncing issues, I lost trust in them and have been casually searching for a new solution.

This is located in a booming STR area of OK.

The thing with long term hold approach, there is generally a real boom that last 2 or 3 years every 7 to 10 years.

I’d have to agree with Jordan, the Cincinnati market has been booming the past few years, great prices for investors, and tons of great locations all over the city!

With that, many of the surrounding cities have experienced a boom resulting in amazing investment opportunities.

This protects both me and the guest from abrupt changes.