It is not overhypedwe have massive reduction in force these days because tech company is switching from their traditional business to AI oriented business. next plan for most company is doing reorg with most business decision is supplied by AI so lot of middle manager would be cut.it is just matter of time when real estate agent would be replaced by AI as well 

After 10 years of hosting, I don't spend much time each month on my 4 STRs, but newbies who like to watch their cameras, obsess about a lot of (often unnecessary) details, and pile on a bunch of tech (channel managers, dynamic pricing tools, etc.) all at once will spend MUCH more in time, and that's worth something for sure.

I focus on Columbus, Ohio, which has seen significant growth, especially with tech giants like Intel, Meta, Amazon, and Google setting up operations, driving up property prices and job opportunities.

My low-tech way for doing this has been to get a legal pad and write a different subject across the top of each page: Tenant Screening, Financing, Landlord Tips, Finding Housing, etc.  

4th lowest property taxes, no state income tax, landlord friendly, close to Utah, tech and manufacturing job growth.

Columbus specifically is rapidly growing with many tech giants expanding their business in the area.

San Jose was like this I believe in 2003-2005 right post tech bubble burst.

At the same time, Erlich (who rents the rooms in his home to Jared and the other characters trying to build the fictional tech company Pied Piper) is demanding one of his tenants and soon-to-be-supervillain Jian Yang leave his house (video contains NSFW language) and unfortunately lets Jared’s situation slip.

But these tech company or other efficient brokerage like EXP can offer something really disruptive --then the changes would be massive--.For me it's time to short some of the brokerages because they're going to file bankruptcy in next few years.

We have a team of 16 in-house techs.