The re-evaluation of assets will extend beyond portfolio composition to actual asset composition.

Sometimes it’s progress, sometimes it’s setbacks, and sometimes it’s frozen toilets and tough conversations.As we head into the end of the year, this is the part I think gets missed online:Real estate isn’t about avoiding problems — it’s about learning how to navigate them without quitting.Curious to hear from others here — what’s one challenge this year taught you that no course or podcast ever warned you about?

I’d also look for an agent who actively invests themselves, as they usually understand how to spot misclassified properties and evaluate deals through an investor lens.When it comes to your first deal, real estate often starts as a way to reduce your housing costs.

They argue by proxy, make each other miserable rather than communicating with each other, sue each other and spend a fortune avoiding direct communication because they progressively piss each other off.

There are a few key considerations and strategies a first-time investor should evaluate when doing out-of-state real estate investing

First, even if someone is doing something on their own for the first time, have they put in the years, built the skills, and progressively honed their craft?

The little that I have been told is that the executive committee made a decision to evaluate every property.

Quote from @Adrienne Hardy: Thanks Mitch for your honest evaluation of this situation.

Let's connect and I'll keep you posted on the progress. 

As a company reaches, say 1,000 properties under management and has been through a full cycle of move-outs and even begun to have their clients experience cap-ex, then these data points take on true meaning.For now, it is much more important when evaluating a market to find quality partners.