Calgary and Edmonton will have an over supply of rental properties so it should be too bad to find.

But no one Knows Nothing, so they could knock it out of the park, or slow bleed money for years.Good luck AmanWhy in the world people want to invest in Austin at this time is beyond me ….This is the lowest rent growth and massive oversupply ….Even if one is trying to invest at MF , invest in lower supply market like New Jersey 

There is a fixed amount of work and required attention for every property that doesn't decrease as you add more units, so aside from maybe some vendor consolidation and bulk supply discounts there isn't much in the way of Economies of Scale. 

The office administrator did the initial due diligence, the corporate counsel reviewed the lease, the accounts payable coordinator setup the accounts and sent the security deposit, one of the VPs signed the lease, and only after all of that occurred did I get the name and contact information of the tenant.- Now I am in their system as a Vendor/Subcontractor.

There are always middle-men in labor distribution and supply distribution.

I’m a former West Point Army engineer officer turned project manager and the founder of Generational Growth.Generational Growth is built on a simple idea: grow and give with abundance.

It was fantastic when it first came out in March 2022 - 1% premiums, no EGI met requirements, market at the time was not over-supplied, and prices were not too high.

All of them - regular rental houses, STRs (short-term rentals), apartment buildings, office buildings, storage facilities and so on. *** Never put rental properties in S-corporations!

For markets, secondary cities can offer strong opportunities if you can identify areas with population growth, solid rent demand, and limited new supply sometimes these outperform the bigger Sun Belt metros in ROI.  

From the floor plan, I only see 2 good locations for them, the office and the exercise room.