There seems to be a lot of demand on the platform (at least in Nashville, though I'd think it would be the same in Dallas).

This dynamic needs to change and hopefully difficult times like we are currently in will force limited partners to demands more transparency. 

(A) enough capital to satisfy the demand and (B) enough demand to put your capital to work.  

Self-managing can be a great way to stay directly involved, but it’s also important to consider the demands it can place on your time, resources, and expertise.I'm certain, you have experienced some real frustrations with that PM company, but a strong property management company that can align with your overall needs, can sometimes be a priceless investment when it comes to staying compliant. 

I have enough demand in my area that as soon as one opens up, I'm able to fill it.

@Blaine Alger   Do you feel like now with WFH, there is more demand from people that might normally work in Austin or Dallas that want to live in Waco for better pricing and smaller city feel?  

You are also selling your own investment ("should support stable tenant demand"), but what is that based on? 

Demand. 

Not sure if this is the case in your market but once we get into the fall time frame in my market the demand drops off significantly.

A recent study showed that 80 people are moving to this city every single week, which will continue to increase housing demand. what area of columbus do you recommend?