That is the benefit of buying in an area with population growth, a booming job market, desirability, an “up and coming” reputation, etc. as opposed to a place in post-industrial terminal decline where the only positive is that prices are cheap.

The theme is roughly the same across the industry. 

I wouldn't say those who are buying them however in our industry we have seen more get into the "note brokering" side in the past 5 years than we did in the first 10 years. 

We neeed licensing for wholesalers as well as the banking and mortgage industry to start calling more notes due.

I'm all for change but am not worried about the real estate industry changing anytime soon.

Welcome packs (snacks, drinks, gift) are common in the hospitality industry.

I’m a property manager with around 400 houses under management so know the industry pretty well.

I double-checked my PPM for this deal—the fees match the investment summary and are in line with industry norms (arguably a bit investor-friendly).Yes, a couple of their properties are facing challenges, but that’s common among operators who bought with mid-term debt in 2021.What’s stood out to me is ODC’s transparency, responsiveness, and work ethic.

Turns out that’s a skill that benefits all of us in ANY industry.3️⃣ Even Introverts Can RULE!

The mantra in the 1031 industry for how long you had to wait to refinance was "long enough to put down the pen you signed the closing papers with and pick up the pen to sign the refinance papers.