BAM is a conservative operator and understanding of our current economic environment. 

-------This week, we’re talkin’ the economic data blackout as the government shutdown continues.

Are not constant and often times make no sense given the economics of the times.

I feel like 75% of my activity here is telling new investors that out of state flips or BRRRRs and buying an $80k house in an economically stagnant or depressed area is a bad idea.

Our government just increased the money supply by a massive 40%, created record inflation, made houses and everything unaffordable, drove the economic divide way up between asset owners and non asset owners, and people are very angry. 

Smaller cities are typically more vulnerable to economic downturns and market shifts and do not attract major employers.After identifying cities that meet these basic criteria, apply the following filters to narrow down your list:Low Crime Rates: Avoid cities with high crime rates.

I’ve thought a lot about the declining birth rate as well, and it’s a real concern for long-term economic stability.

However, investors should note potential challenges such as varying economic recovery across submarkets and the need for thorough due diligence on property conditions, given the market's history of older inventory.

Our whole economic model is designed in a way that once you learn how to make money with your money you are bound to become wealthy.

The tenant's economic situation has turned, still making rent but its beans and rice tough for them, and slipping on due dates has happened.