Quote from @Nikel Berry: What would really be good is going to local meetups, getting people that are flipping in your market to sit down with you for lunch or go to their office when they have time.

However, officers who are buying, are separating, and want us as their PM, and to move the tenants, bookkeeping, etc., to our system or one they choose, to capture all of the rents.

Activity was notably broad-based, with multifamily, retail, and office accounting for 65% of total volume.Multifamily remains the sector of choice for investors.

You should really focus on building partnerships right from the start.It's almost impossible to manage a major reno properly while you're stuck in an office from 9-5.

Further, a couple of our defaults were due to rental rates for office buildings falling 40 - 60% in those locations.  

Start with zoning, not construction.Before you even think about architects or builders, call the city planning office and confirm:• What zoning is required for multifamily/BTR• Minimum lot size• Density limits• Parking/utility requirementsHalf the battle is just knowing what the land allows.2.

Even without a housing office, community colleges often have bulletin boards or online student groups where housing gets posted, which can help you see what's actually moving.

We explained to the code officer that the dates were blocked out for personal use.

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Even great tenants will sound loud in older buildings because the sound transmission is just poor.I’ve dealt with something similar in my office space before, and what actually helped was sound-dampening panels.