I am based in New England. 30,000 foot view of my model is  to identify underutilized/value add opportunities and raise capital on a deal-by-deal basis (multi-family, industrial and self-storage).

Commercial properties offer an opportunity for forced appreciation in several ways which can yield exteremly high returns and there is less competition at the higher dollar properties, still plenty but less.

It's in an industrial area.

I've been in the financial industry for over 9 years ranging from retail and community banking to commercial real estate and small business lending through the SBA.

Some of the reasons are the competitiveness of this market (wholesalers, cash buyers & Realtors all contacting the same leads) and the fact that we're in such a crazy sellers market where folks can get even more than market value for their property.

Seems doable but I'd have to advertise a very competitive rate in order to fill the condo quick. 

Most jobs aren't carrying that kind of profit margin for sure in this industry.

Hey gang, just curious what industry standard is or your experience for a PM company sending rent proceed funds? 

Although the San Diego market is competitive with low inventory and high demand, I see abundant opportunity to maximize real estate investments by employing creative strategies.

I know this could guarantee a portion of the rent, and would make my properties more competitive in the given location, as most prospective tenants here can't afford much.