Some parts of the country are seeing inventory bounce all the way back to normal levels, while others haven’t grown quite that much yet.Let’s take a look at another graph.

I'm estimating 500/month for capex based on other parks I own of similar size and age, but I am not sure what's holding me back from pulling the trigger.

I am considering putting in an offer on a property that recently got back on the market.

.🛠️ They take abandoned homes and turn them into safe places for families🌱 They bring life back to neighborhoods that others wrote off 📚 They create spaces for small businesses, nonprofits, and neighborhood services.They’re not just chasing cap rates—they’re using their development skills to give back, one property at a time.As a former Director of Lending at a CDFI, I exclusively financed the acquisition and rehab of 2-4 MF and small apartment buildings that overlooked by local banks and credit unions.Nearly all my clients had 1 of 3 things in common (many had all 3) that motivated them to complete their redevelopment project, they either:1️⃣Grew up in the area,2️⃣Still attend church nearby, and/or3️⃣Have a family member that still lives in the neighborhoodAnd here’s the thing:↩️These impact-minded investors still make a solid return, often with Equity Multiples over 3.0x.

Is https://landlordcollections.net the only service that pursues tenants who owe back rent?

I have been out of the game, personally, for too long and ready to get back.

Best approach is to sit back and see what happens. 

If you’re an agent who wants consistent closings, investors are the clients who come back again and again.More Deals Are Being Financed—That’s Good for AgentsHere’s the quiet trend no one’s talking about: all-cash investor deals are down.

Does anyone have experience with SBLOC's and what institutions do you recommend working with? They are essentially borrowing against your brokerage accounts. This is a way to get liquidity from your investments withou...

We are responsible for the mortgage as of January 1 - but it's come to our attention that they stopped paying it back In October 2024.