I thought it was too difficult.

I've helped hundreds of clients, invest out of state, in the Midsouth and I'm an investor myself.

the really nice thing about BP is that you can actually talk to clients who have worked with the QI to see how their experience was.

Clients are reporting great success with mid term rentals catering to traveling health care professionals at Albany Med.

Most of my STR clients aren't from Colorado. 

My clients are doing well and looking to differentiate to hit hyper growth mode. 

@Nick JohnsonOne think I recommend to clients is to think about why you're investing and what are your goals for 1,3,5 years? 

I will say East Nashville might be one of the more difficult areas to do it due to resident opposition.

This can build equity and potentially increase rental income through property appreciation.Another option is to sell one or more properties to free up equity and reduce mortgage debt, which can be useful for reinvesting or diversifying investments.refinancing one or more properties to lower monthly mortgage payments and increase cash flow could also be beneficial, especially if interest rates have decreased.the best course of action depends on the clients financial goals and risk tolerance

Fast forward a few months, and they have non-paying tenants who are wrecking the place, and a MIA property manager who (understandably) won't put in the ENORMOUS amount of effort required to manage a property in a C or D area for a small-time client from another state.