@Brett Dawson market strategy matches current market demand as well as demand for the foreseeable future based on population growth factors including economic development and redevelopment in the area.

For the $900 we’d gross, it doesn’t make sense to tie up the $360K in equity.Frankly, this economy has me questioning if I want to wait for the next downturn to invest as interest rates are nearing 5% and property values are beginning to stagnate as we approach our 10th year of economic growth.

thanks you for sharing your views , I opted for a higher liability 1M .. because building is a pre 1930 building there is a surcharge The quote was from Foremost insurance , which supposed to be one of the more economical insurer

I taught Principles of Real Estate in the Department of Economics, Finance and Legal Studies at the University of Alabama College of Commerce and Business Administration for several years as an adjunct professor.

IRS requests comments on many parts of the proposed regulations to determine whether its rules correspond with the primary purpose of the statute – to spur economic development in the low-income communities designated as QO Zones.

I'd also expect you would be networking with the local chamber of commerce/economic development groups.

In our market we may see prices flatten, but the likelihood of prices decreasing is slim given the economic development and population growth we are seeing in and around Salt lake. 

They tend to be a bit more flexible and the economics of the deal itself would be one of the driving factors for approval.On your first discouragement point, any other option at this stage is likely to require another party as either a part owner/investor, or as hard money with a BRRR.On point number 2, I wouldn't actively discount smaller buildings, especially at first.

Our models show that anything under 150 is not as economic to have managed, so the 10 sets of 10 would be a much higher percentage per unit to manage and would not have onsite personnel  from the management company.

Both offer not only good cash flow, but have strong economic and demographic trends.