It's only rolled out in a few markets but it's picking up pace and will likely expand across the nation.

If we keep this pace, we can remove 40,000 blighted structures in about eight years, instead of the 30 years it would have taken us at our previous rate."

I see a lot of questions about joining Pace Morby Mentorship:You want regret it. 

Its slanted a certain way to fit their agenda for a reason.

A lot of smaller landlord cannot keep pace with the administrative burden and increased risks created by the new laws.

Pace Subto Mentorship is the way to go.  

i  just started it out last year with 2 STRS and i am primarily more interested in good tourist spots.. houses which are safe bets ..with a full time job the pace of adding STRs is very slow for me.. i have only marketed my STRs on Airbnb..which i guess travelling workers and tourists both avail off.. i had no idea that there is a different world out there catering to just short term travellers..Originally posted by @Paul Sandhu:If you want to rent to travelling workers (refinery contractors for me), I'm the resident expert.  23 STRs, 83 beds, 1500 former and current tenants. 

I talked about Denver already on this thread, Austin has a similar situation with around 10% yearly appreciation compared to a rent growth rate of around 6%, additionally, salary growth has not kept pace.  

Where do you want to see Pace do a Q&A next week?

Or should I pace myself, gather more knowledge, and network at the meet-up to learn more and possibly find a private lender?