So at some point the economy of scale and size does kick in and make a structural engineer worth it.

I thought I would post this link, think this is a very interesting article on the state of the US economy positive.https://gordcollins.com/economy/us-update-predicti...So in essence the article its pretty much saying is that all major indicators are pointing to a healthy economy and predicting prosperity until 2024.So what does this mean for US housing markets??

https://insiderlouisville.com/economy/heres-new-re...

However, the economy is cyclical hence reasonably predictable.

I believe their is an economy of scale you must consider when using property managers, but this is largely based on your deals and your personal situation.Nadir, if you have any more questions or want to dive deeper, feel free to send me a private message.

Just listening to how Warren Buffett & Charlie Munger think as they answer questions about all types of topics on investing and the economy was one of the most valuable.

Personally, I like Indianapolis and Kansas City not just for the affordability but also for the fact that they both have growing populations, job and diverse modern economies and are landlord friendly which is another big factor.

Maybe its the MFH that are first to be hit with inflation as the REI economy expands?

https://insiderlouisville.com/economy/real-estate/...Rip happens to be my broker, but he is 100% right.

This hot market will not continue unless the economy remains robust.