Landlords of only a few properties that do not require more than collecting rent and facilitating occasional repairs are not considered to be in the capacity of a business.

I believe it comes down to your capacity, your risk tolerance, and your comfort level.  

This generates upward pressure on the prices as there's unused capacity.

They play a vital role in the success of an out-of-state investment, and selecting the right one can save investors a lot of headaches.The links you provided to your blog posts and resources on BiggerPockets are also appreciated, as they offer more in-depth information for those interested in specific markets.Additionally, your reminder about the importance of assessing whether one has the time and capacity to be a DIY landlord or should hire a PMC is crucial.