Now my hubs and I will put houses under contract without the other one even seeing them.

Now with that said I am trying to create a place where people are still comfortable to come and discuss as real estate investors and not just a sales hub. 1.

Louisville really needs these tech jobs as we are in the 39% percentile relative to peer cities. We are overly saturated with manufacturing jobs. This is a good step in the right direction!

My goal is to eventually have a vacation property in over 100 locations (multiple properties in some) that I can travel between as I will be financially free and can enjoy various vacation hubs while still collecting cash flow.   

However, if you can stay focused and see the longer-term benefit, being a PM is the HUB of RE investing.I would NOT change your profession just because you want to buy some houses.  

One thing I read about the benefit to that is being the "hub"  which everyone will get to know if it it successful. 

@Kathy Tan if you have FB I recommend joint Landlord, era estate investors and property managers hub ...it’s a great discussion site as well

When you account for current housing such as Sol y Luna, the HUB, the District on 5th, the Cadence, INDI, Campus Crossings, and a plethora of others you are looking at a large and growing supply.

For really strong appreciation you need some type of major transportation hub or booming employment, neither of those are present in that area.

But the effect is most pronounced in the tech hub of San Francisco, where companies are 1) more likely to implement “work from anywhere” policies or 2) have shed jobs as the pandemic crushed their business.I've heard horror stories about Real Estate Prices in the Bay Area, but do you think this could bleed into the San Antonio market since so many Californian's are "infesting" Texas?