The Milken Institute just released its Best-Performing Cities 2026 report, which focuses on economic resilience during a cooling economy, not just raw growth.One market that continues to stand out: Huntsville.What makes this ranking different is the emphasis on durability.

I personally know the multifamily wealth nation team and I can vouch for them.

Hi everyone — posting here hoping for guidance and visibility from REI Nation and others who may have worked with PPMG.I purchased a turnkey property through REI Nation in July 2023 (managed by PPMG of Texas).

Does anyone know lenders who are doing foreign national loans at reasonable interest rates presently?

Then we build the boots-on-the-ground team first — property manager, agent, lender — before making offers.We focus heavily on financing structure (often DSCR loans for foreign nationals), leverage targets, and downside protection.

Groups that move quickly on large land plays usually include experienced land developers, family offices, private equity real estate shops, or institutional-leaning partners who already have dry powder and a track record with entitlement risk.

The goal is to take the underwriting process that normally takes days of spreadsheets, comps research, and back-and-forth… and turn it into something you can do in about 10 minutes (basically a 100x speed improvement).Here’s how it works:Paste in a listing or address (or upload an OM)DealPilot pulls live, always-current market rent + sales compsRuns full underwriting math: NOI, cap rate, cash-on-cash, DSCR, breakeven occupancyFlags key risks (tax reassessment, insurance exposure, deferred maintenance signals, etc.)Generates a professional investment memo + client-ready PDF that looks like it came from an institutional shopThe big idea is: instead of spending half your weekend underwriting deals that don’t pencil, you can instantly know:Does this deal actually work?

They can design intentional guest experiences, stay close to the asset, and adapt faster than institutional players who rely on centralized processes.

Post dot-com it was a trans-national economy, the "new world order".

Local institutions may fair better since they're familiar with these types of operations.