You are a REI, NOT a property collector. 

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.

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.

@Daniel Muscarella I think some context on my response is appropriate - I have historically been a long term buy and hold investor but as the economy started to boom AirBNB did catch my eye.

Columbus has been booming lately, thanks to big tech companies like Intel, Meta, Amazon, and Google setting up shop here with warehouses and data centers.

It's been booming lately thanks to tech giants like Intel, Meta, Amazon, and Google setting up shop, which has bumped up property prices and brought in more job opportunities.I've also got my investments in Cleveland and Dayton.

I always tell my clients exactly whats going on and if any area is struggling or booming. but maybe I'm just one of those Realtors too hahah.