Also they are national i believe which helps if you have rentals in multiple states.

Plenty of national builders offer big discounts right around this time of the year.

I lean local for BRRRRs, refis, and small multis when I need a quick, clean close.Out‑of‑state or national lenders: useful for DSCR loans, portfolio products, or when I want standardized terms across markets.

They have been saying this since the 1990's when I lived in neighboring Belleville and Newark had the highest per capita crime rate in the Nation.

Quote from @Mark Soreco: I don't have any data on this company, but I will give you some insight on a story I heard from a guy who built a PM company across the nation to 5,000 units then sold it to a tech company that thought they were going to do a ton of great stuff on adding in tech and everything else.

Hey All, just a new investor here venturing on buying second property as an investment in Lehigh valley county in Eastern PA.

Things like:Renovation costs adjusted for local contractor rates (not national averages).Neighborhood data that isn’t just demographics, but factors investors actually track — school rezoning, insurance costs, landlord/tenant laws, etc.Cash flow assumptions that can be tweaked for different investor profiles (flippers vs. buy-and-hold vs.

Hahaha thats a clever name that is suspiciously close to the NFIP (National Flood Insurance Program).

This is a national and even some intl group.  

This implies that the investment should be viewed as a long term investment for it to achieve a good return.2 recent national studies both showed that in virtually every large US city, it is initially cheaper to rent then to purchase.