For other folks the main goal is for the LLC to exist to hold assets.

I think regular office could see a massive oversupply of space even with no new buildings constructed except for highly supply side constrained areas.If there is for example 10 million sq ft and 90% occupancy and existing tenants now want 40% less space then existing inventory of lease able space could skyrocket even with no new construction.

The asphalt is non-existent and it’s essentially a dirt/gravel road with lots of potholes.

What other hidden gems exist out there that I may have missed?

or does the existing lease that defaults to month to month supersede a new lease that's month to month?

The lender is telling me that the sale price will be $125k and that is what they are going to pay off of the existing $125k loan and give me a mortgage for $95k.

I was looking at several properties in the range of 800k-1million and I just don’t see a great return on these compared to my existing rentals.

The lender is telling me that the sale price will be $125k and that is what they are going to pay off of the existing $125k loan and give me a mortgage for $95k.

The lender is telling me that the sale price will be $125k and that is what they are going to pay off of the existing $125k loan and give me a mortgage for $95k.

Even so, 1% rule doesnt exist as this is an appreciation market, so flipping, BRRRR, and syndication are the typical strategies.