So wish me luck, and any tips would be appreciated haha.I am also planning on going to the OKCREIA meeting next month to try and meet some local investors.If anyone around OKC would like to connect hit me up.   

@Aaron Maxwell I'd be happy to discuss the positives of investing in Toledo and the local market here. 

I'd recommend joining a local STR group and talking to some folks there.Good luck.

As a member myself, I've found it invaluable for honing business strategies in the local market.

These days what you would pay a plumber isn't that much different than you would pay a project manager.

(curious if it's a specific/local thing or seeing that success across multiple geo's)Thx,

The local vacancy rate almost 0%, a great need for rentals.

Here are some of the responsibilities.Financial Management:Overseeing the HOA's budget and financesCollecting dues and managing delinquenciesMaintaining financial records and generating reportsCommunication and Administration:Acting as a liaison between the HOA board and residentsDisseminating information through newsletters and noticesResponding to homeowner inquiries and concernsScheduling and facilitating HOA board meetingsMaintaining the Community:Overseeing maintenance and repairs of common areasEnforcing the HOA's Covenants, Conditions, and Restrictions (CC&Rs)Managing vendors and ensuring adherence to contractsSupervising common areas like pools, gyms, and landscapingOther Responsibilities:Planning and organizing community eventsHelping to resolve disputes among residentsStaying compliant with local and state lawsThe PM doesn't go on-site is very weird, it's called Property Manager for a reason, to oversee the property. 

I just returned from a local real estate where I had a conversation with a young man named Frank.

If you don’t love your Pm call a couple other local pms or talk to local investors about who they use.