The most important need for you is that your agent has a vast network of trades, everything from plumbers to painters to a drywall crew that is not only reliable but GOOD with technology.

I believe that some of the larger, more experienced STR investors on this forum would argue that with the technology available today managing a SFR short term rental is very similar to managing a condo STR.   

The difference now is the introduction of technology and the role data plays to access demand.

All the jobs will be high paying technology and manufacturing jobs.

Whether it's developing something in technology or exploring the world, I am driven by my curiosity and desire to make a positive impact.

You just have to put the technology (phone) to heavy use. 

Our experience was generally in B/C class multifamily, and we have taken that value add strategy into the Industrial asset class because of the following key reasons:-Lower Acquisition Costs: Class B industrial properties are typically less expensive than Class A properties, which are newer, high-end buildings with the latest technology and amenities.

It gets really sticky with all the "smart home" technology and tenants getting weirded out.

Some regions offer tax breaks or incentives to encourage property development, renovation, or investment in certain areas.Utilize Technology: Leverage technology tools and apps to streamline bookkeeping and financial management.

I started my career as a carpenter(custom homes and high rise formwork), went to school for civil engineering technology, became a construction estimator (high rise residential and commercial), then a construction project manager (commercial leasehold improvements) and now am involved with building a Light Rail Transit Project in Canada's Capital.I live about an hour south of Ottawa and came to learn about bigger pockets by listening to the podcast during my daily commute to the city.I am looking to get my business started in real estate with rehabbing projects.