In addition to that, big tech is moving to AZ and there is actually a man-made beach being built in Mesa, AZ!

Guys who have "crews" are maybe going to general liability but no workers comp, low overhead, and no tech. 

The other thing that makes me especially worried about the bay area is that is tied so closely to the tech industry. 

I also know quite a few people that let go of their rental investments — tired of dealing with bed bugs and other issues.I am not very familiar with the West Side of Franklinton, though I do know a few small businesses have opened, e.g, Bottoms Up Coffee which is also a co-working space, and I've heard that there is a tech company planning to break ground there next year.On the upshot, the location is incredibly close to downtown.

You might ask about unemployment, or find out how diverse the job market is, whether it's dependent on one thing like one big company or farming or if it's 3+ sectors, like tech, energy, and farming. 

The tech industry in Orlando, especially downtown, is also growing.

I developed a prop tech tool that I wish I would had when I started.

I have 24 years in the tech industry as a leader and developing a platform combining my passions in real estate investing with product design and engineering.

Hey BP community,I have 24 years of experience in the tech industry, including being on the founding team of Virbela, which is a metaverse company under eXp Realty.

As of right now, I work in tech, and house hacking is not an option since most opportunities are here, and hybrid/ WFO.