5 February 2026 | 8 replies
Or the value add could be legal, cleaning up a lien etc.
29 January 2026 | 4 replies
Great question, Victoria.What I’m seeing play out most consistently right now is DSCR becoming the default lane, not because it’s trendy, but because it fits where the market actually is.Cash-flow coverage, realistic insurance numbers, and clean exits are getting deals done faster than income-heavy or overly structured loans.
30 January 2026 | 0 replies
I work closely with commercial properties and have been seeing a wide range of approaches when it comes to cleaning, especially around tenant turnovers, post-construction cleanups, and recurring maintenance.I’m curious from the ownership and property management side:What tends to be the biggest pain point with cleaning vendors?
1 February 2026 | 7 replies
That’s a mistake.Some of the strongest long-term investment opportunities exist in surrounding Lackawanna County municipalities, including (but not limited to):📍 High-Performing Submarkets to WatchDunmore – strong rents, stable demand, lower volatilityDickson City – excellent tenant pool, solid resale strengthJessup – lower expenses, improving housing stockOlyphant – strong rent-to-price ratios, long-term upsideBlakely / Archbald – less government friction, durable tenancyThese areas often offer:lower operating expensesless regulatory involvementcomparable rentslonger-term tenant stabilityFor portfolio investors, they are often the real goldmine.Why Strategy Matters More Than EverIn today’s Scranton market, success comes down to:precise acquisition pricingunderstanding micro-marketsrenovation strategy aligned with appraisal realitypricing for exposure or value — intentionallyThe days of guessing are gone.At the End of the Day:I don’t believe in cookie-cutter investment advice.Every investor is different.Every deal is different.Every risk tolerance is different.Sometimes the right move is:pricing aggressively for exposuremoving fastcapturing clean, predictable returnsOther times, the strategy is:identifying the next income tieroutlining exactly where renovations create outsized returnsproviding a step-by-step roadmap to break into a higher valuation bandAnd sometimes, speed is the catalyst — and we price and bid accordingly.
8 February 2026 | 6 replies
My fiancée and I are getting married soon and after finishing that up and cleaning up our remaining credit card debt, we'd like to buy our first investment property.
30 January 2026 | 0 replies
Downtown Louisville still benefits from more daily activity, and increasing room inventory is one of the most reliable ways to create it.This fits cleanly into Kentucky’s broader tourism profile.Tourism is the third-largest economic driver in the state, and Louisville already attracts visitors through bourbon, food, culture, and sports.
5 February 2026 | 11 replies
It’s often easier to manage remotely if you set up a reliable local property manager and have systems for keyless entry, cleaning, and maintenance.Focus on areas with strong job growth, universities, or hospitals, as they consistently feed mid-term tenants.
4 February 2026 | 3 replies
That's durable, but narrow.The real estate impact depends heavily on context.In already institutional metros like Northern Virginia, data center investment layers onto markets that are deeply followed by capital and largely priced for stability.
30 January 2026 | 3 replies
Of course there are less expensive materials, but I like the durability of quartz.
6 February 2026 | 2 replies
Durable carpet survives pets and people.