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Austin Sine
  • Real Estate Broker
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What is your favorite niche investment strategy?

Austin Sine
  • Real Estate Broker
  • Kansas City
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The real estate investing model is broad, but boundless. Ample investing resources and advice has created an environment of repetitious, vanilla investment strategies. There is a ton of value for operators that can hyper-focus on specific investment opportunities outside the "norm". Some I find interesting:

  • asset roll up model
  • rezoning opportunities for highest and best use

What are some niche strategies you find interesting?

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        Erik Hatch
        • Rental Property Investor
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        Erik Hatch
        • Rental Property Investor
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        Certainly value add to force appreciation!

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