I know the situation is still developing rapidly and there are still many unknowns unfortunately.

Do you believe that developers are taking into account the number of units that are under construction before starting their projects?

Hi Sebastian, I must have missed this post in my Cleveland notifications, but I would have been interested in seeing it as it developed.

The rates won't very that much but developing a relationship is extremely important.If you can understand some of that you'll be a successful investor.

Most investors, acquisitions pros, and developers are looking for the facility that is mom-and-pop owned, roughly 30,000 square feet, with land to expand and possibly double the size of the facility.

You've got waterfront, inner city, rural areas, areas that focus on TOD (transit oriented development), the list goes on. 

Further, they have developed rather sophisticated systems for marketing allowing them to generate leads of potential sellers fitting a particular profile.

depends on your goals/strategy i think. if you stay in LA i'd recommend finding R2 or R3 lots that have not been developed.

On the personal development side of things and probably my favorite book right now is Atomic Habits.

There is a lot of development happening in the city, providing lots of job growth!