I’d really appreciate hearing your perspectives and experience on what matters most in today’s market.

Whether you should combine everything or keep properties separate really depends on how you want to track ownership, activity, and financial performance for each asset—there can be different answers from a tax versus bookkeeping perspective.

From a wholesaling perspective, the permits vs cosmetic question also affects how you price and market the deal to your buyers.When you're evaluating a property, think about who your end buyer is.

I listen to Brandon Turners book on Managing Real Estate every year to keep knowledge fresh.

Planning for minor updates upfront—like fresh paint, durable flooring, and functional appliances—also helps make your property attractive for longer stays.

I’m a mortgage lender who works with a lot of real estate investors, and I’m curious how this group thinks about cashflow mechanics, not just financing terms.
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Curious to hear broker and principal perspectives on structured acquisitions in the commercial retail space.In some transactions where buyer and seller are aligned on price, I’ve seen deals close using master lease or lease-to-own structures — essentially where the buyer operates the property and makes agreed payments while the purchase price and exit are locked upfront.

Appreciate you sharing that perspective.

Tenants may not “see” it, but comfort and reliability reduce turnover and support higher rents.Exterior and curb appealClean landscaping, fresh paint, lighting, and entry upgrades.

With the excitement of Super Bowl Sunday still fresh and as a previous D1 Football player, I wanted to talk about the correlation between football and multifamily investing. 1.