I am on the board of the local REIA (Central Florida Realty Investors, CFRI) the largest in the country.

It’s a clean, functional unit that performs well without needing constant hands-on management.

Returns are a function of risk, effort and barriers to entry.

I would highly recommend searching the BP forums.The search functionality leaves much to be desired, but if you dig with different keywords are them and their company you will find plenty of reviews.I'll leave it at that.

i invest in Pittsburgh multi family duplexes triplexes and my largest is a 6 unit, im happy to help with any questions you might have on areas or value or rents etc as im pretty well versed in pgh real estate!

Westwood is another solid option—it’s one of Cincinnati’s largest neighborhoods and has seen a lot of recent investment.

Im curious what if any technicians, contractors etc orbit around the data centers, once they are functioning.  

And cash flow negative is a function simply of the leverage in a deal, you can be CF positive you just need to leave more cash in the deal and it's worth it for a better property.Completely different way of looking at things and you're going to be forced to evaluate like this in a new higher rate era plus housing scarcity.

Don’t be blinded by the numbers—look at functionality and flow.

These are - functionality and flow.