I had used REI Hub and one other platform too, and I think Rentastic is going to be the winner.

If you happen to live in a city where there is an airline hub, you can make a killing with "crash pads".

But we should also remember that exurban areas got clobbered in the 2008 collapse, and we are definitely having another correction in the next 2-5 years.The Albany area could be interesting, because it has arrested its population decline and the state is investing major resources in transforming the area into a nano tech hub.  

Rents in this area are strong and continue to ramp up with the surging population, huge tourism and lots of new business moving here (Amazon East Coat hub just announced).  

Many are sales folks or IT/Consultant type folks that work out of their homes, travel quite a bit, and live here because Denver is a good hub to fly out of.  

Think they want like $1K for the hub/router box.On collections, unless it's a large property, I'd do it myself. 

We are at the hub of REI information here.

We did, actually.Founded here almost 70 years ago, and 10 years ago moving our HQ from the sleepy suburbs back downtown, we became a major part of the renaissance of this thriving hub of Fortune 500s, global companies and local artisans.

My wife and I love Maine, but I don't see it as the kind of job growth hub that it would need to be.Texas & Oregon don't shock me a great deal.

I didn't know you had connections to the hub city.