Used to have pictures direct in the broad daylight and couldn't read the license plate.

The good news is that they want to stay broad, everyone wants to stay broad. 

A friend and mentor of mine is a real estate attorney genius and manages a literal $1B+ portfolio across broad asset classes including: restaurants, 500unit+ mixed use developments, hotels, storage spaces and hundred year land leases..they are refinancing several building at +/- 5.5% At scale - the impact is monumental.

Lots of trendy neighborhoods downtown or broad ripple where this can work.

I wanted to share my notes and see what others think about whether these issues are warning signs to watch for:Open Door Capital (Brandon Turner / Brian Murray / Ryan Murdock) – Broad focus across asset classes (mobile home parks, apartments, self-storage) and geographies (half the country).

@Garret Rumbea Simply too vague/broad of a post is all.

That's very broad since it depends on what type of product you want to build (single family, multifamily, and in what markets/cities and at what scale (one or two units at a time, or larger), etc. 

This broad interest provides a greater degree of liquidity and more strategic flexibility when it's time to sell, making it less dependent on fluctuating consumer sentiment.

Hi Dennis,There are a lot of broad generalizations about “6-family rent stabilized = bad investment,” but the reality is more nuanced.

In most places, the winning listings paired sharp pricing with irresistible visuals and broad syndication so they could still move in under two months.What stood out this monthLargest month over month DOM jumps:  New Mexico +47%, Newark +22%, Providence +19%, Minneapolis +19%, Seattle +19% How landlords can win when DOM stretchesPrice like a pro - watch real-time listing feedback and market comps so you do not sit overpriced.