Read this => https://dockets.justia.com/docket/illinois/ilndce/1:2023cv16...This is a very real story.

Is there anybody in great falls and Lancaster SC needing a buyer that might want to take a look....

@Dorian Spence I know you mentioned this, but checking local court dockets for evictions (or using a service that does it for you) is incredibly helpful.

One pattern I see repeatedly on small land and infill deals is investors assuming that zoning equals entitlement certainty. In theory, the site “works.” In practice, that’s rarely the full story.
A few issues that te...

Hey Josh - I had a rental property in Gilbert that we rented in the fall and very similar story / numbers.

Volovnik, DOCKET NO.

The first property is a tiny, 1 bedroom 1.5 bath log home in the Black Bear Falls resort in Gatlinburg. 

Deals rarely fall apart because of strategy.They fall apart because of missed details and poor follow up.Strong operations support keeps timelines clear, communication aligned, and every moving part tracked until closing.When the backend is handled well, closing becomes smoother and more predictable.What part of your deal process would benefit most from better operations?

Something I’ve been noticing more often lately:
A lot of deals don’t die because the rehab was underestimated or the ARV was wrong.
They die because the deal never matched the buyer’s risk tolerance to begin with.
Sam...

If rents rise more slowly than inflation, your purchasing power falls—even though rents are going up.Why Location MattersIf inflation averages 4% and rents grow only 2%, your real buying power declines over time.If inflation averages 4% and rents grow 7%, your real buying power increases.The city where you invest determines how fast your rent can grow (and the appreciation rate): population growth, job growth, and personal income growth, etc.Real estate is a hedge against inflation only if you buy in a city where rents increase faster than inflation (the historic trend is a good indicator).Rental Income Can Be More Stable Than StocksStock prices (and your wealth) can swing wildly.