He has a many contractors of every discipline at his disposal.He advises me on what neighborhoods to avoid, and even throws me off market deals (when one of his other clients is divesting).Where he lacks is turnover, trend analysis and periodic maintenance of major components.On turnovers, he focuses on cosmetic issues to get tenants back in ASAP rather than mechanical or other major components that should be given attention while the unit is empty. 

Crash or not, the market historically trends upwards over time.

I re-read this every once in awhile, and always find tips/tricks to make my short-term rental become even more profitable.

They seem to be very similar in terms of demographic, growth trends, migration patterns etc etc.I sent you a colleague request so we can connect some more.

The north side of Marion Village could definitely be considered an A-B area and as you keep going south towards Hungarian Village it trends toward C.

The housing market in the area is also declining and if that trend continues it will limit exit strategies in the future.

Often built out as a mancave, master suite, a rec room - or trending now: office space!

This trick can work well when you're going to be on the loan together.

Have you noticed any market trend here?

Well, if you're going to self-manage, your software needs to have 2 high-level functions:1) Be able to enter financial records and create reports that are useful for you to see what you're spending, trends and exceptions.2) Tenant management - As a landlord, your main defense are good records and following service guidelines, both set mostly by your local govt.