We’ve seen it firsthand: agents who refer investors to reliable management get repeat buyers, faster transactions, and referrals that come full circle.What would happen if, instead of guarding “our lane,” we built ecosystems that served clients from purchase to portfolio growth?

"New Construction as Relief: Homebuilding will play a key role in keeping pace with growth—new builds have already been the backbone of Huntsville’s housing ecosystem"Where do they think these new builds are going to go? 

We believe that the combination of these factors will support a healthier NOI; however, your point is well-taken that it needs to be proven with rigorous due diligence.Again, thank you for the sharp analysis.

and some general tips from more experienced investors to stay more in touch with the community, contractors etc that will lead to a better healthier business would be nice. thanks all!

It seems that it happened over the last few months with what others are posting...Takes a lifetime to build a reputation and 5min to loose one - Warren Buffet.I'm sure Marco is reading these comments and will probably reply.Wishing everyone much success and it's only money at the end of the day.You can't take it with you.It can't make you more loved.And it can't make you healthier or happier 🙏

I’m a licensed real estate agent here who works exclusively with out-of-state investors, and Memphis has a lot of what you're looking for:Low acquisition costs (often $100K–$150K for value-add SFRs)Strong rental demand and solid rent-to-price ratiosLandlord-friendly lawsEstablished investor ecosystem (contractors, PMs, investor-friendly lenders, etc.)I’ve worked with several investors in a similar stage.

The RCIC ecosystem I built can see through Crexi and Loopnet and the most "paywalls".

Your transaction should pass seamlessly from one professional to the next who are all working together in the same ecosystem to make your deal work from beginning to the end and then repeat ad nauseum.This is what we have assembled in 2025 in Metro Detroit. 

That can work if you’re comfortable funding that loss for years, but make sure it won’t strain your other investing or personal goals.If you sell now, yes, you’ll lock in a loss, but you free up capital and mental bandwidth to redeploy into an asset with healthier fundamentals whether that’s in Colorado or elsewhere.

The New York City examples illustrate how this new ecosystem works: Hakimian Capital took control of a Bronx apartment building via bankruptcy after buying the debt, American Exchange Group acquired 1375 Broadway after purchasing a $200 million note, and Yellowstone Real Estate took over the Maxwell Hotel following a $170 million note purchase.