"We were getting $1,950/month. Once we turned it over to you guys, we've been netting $5,000 to $5,500 a month"
After nearly a decade as a professional real estate investor, I’d climbed from single-family flips to 45 rental doors, syndicated multifamily projects, and retail development deals. Cash flow was good—but only if I babysat every detail. Airbnb filled vacancies, sure, yet constant turnovers and guest issues drained my time.
When the TCH team called about my Austin listing I almost passed. Another “corporate housing” pitch? But the math caught my eye: similar nightly rates, 30-plus-day stays, and hands-off ops. I gave them one unit as a test.
Within four weeks TCH placed a 60-day insurance guest leveraging their commercial partnerhsips. Eighteen months later occupancy averages 75–80 %, and my take-home soared from $1,950 to $5,000–$5,500 per month—after their fee. No cleaners to schedule, no 2 a.m. lockouts, no surprise damages.
They think like investors, not managers chasing volume. Revenue reporting is transparent, repairs are pre-emptive, and renewals are handled before a lease expires. My only regret? Not moving more units over sooner.
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