Any good recommendations for good PM for small multi-family (9-35 unit) properties in the Phoenix Metro?

I have found that in some pockets of N America there are good little vacation submarkets with detached homes for under 100k that could rent well, albeit there are always some type of small to medium sized issue or another, from short term rental restrictions, to seasonality, to the macro economy.I am also interested in the idea that in a short-term rental friendly community, it doesn't necessarily have to be in a vacation area, but many areas near a major metro or school will do well.Basically I am looking for leads on where there are hot and/or up and coming markets, where the price to rent ratio is solid.  

Does any one have any experience with , Milwaukee Metro Management...IF so how are they?

I am very grateful and excited to be a part of this community, and looking forward to learning tons, being able to contribute (hopefully), and making new connections.I am currently on the look out for my first buy-and-hold investment property in LA metro area.

Now of course there are literally hundreds of thousands of these type of homes through out Major us metro areas.

Next, run a simple Google maps search for areas of interest to get a sense what is nearby.If you are not sure which areas to begin looking for properties, HERE is a list of top 100 U.S. housing markets from the Journal of Housing Research that I found to be pretty interesting and helpful.For house-hacking with an FHA loan, you might want to check out this list of major metro areas showing which markets are best to own in. *** Disclaimer: I read both articles & studies back in July so rates were a little lower and I'm sure some of this info has since changed.Once you've selected a market or couple of markets to dive deeper into, reach out to a Realtor.

@Luca GianiYou might want to follow the "Deep Dive" series we're doing on our BiggerPockets blog about Metro Detroit cities, City of Detroit Neighborhoods and comparing Metro Detroit to other hotspots investors usually consider:https://www.biggerpockets.com/...

Covid has no doubt had a major impact on Airbnb properties in major metros that relied on sports, conferences, etc. to drive occupancy.  

Surely you would consider these things more than a "shiny object of distraction":-Extremely rapid population growth-Extremely rapid income growth-Growing tech sector-Concentration of educational institutions-High quality of life (high scores for food, weather, leisure, music, parks, etc)-Relatively low cost of living (compared to other high-income metros)Underwriting with appreciation and rent growth in Austin is not speculative.

Hi,I am looking for a landscaper and snow removal contractor in Cleveland metro.