Many land lords don't understand the benefits so it's tougher for these institutions to find suitable rental properties.

You should be concerned with conversions.If you get tons of visitors who are irrelevant, it is useless.

So we didn't buy Archer and didn't even bothered to see the property as we already thought its not suitable for us, just by seeing its city.

But I worked with people in my unit, managers on post for the visitors coming, as well as talking to the local media to publicize the event for visitors coming from Sulpher, Lake Charles, Alexandria, Deridder, and others.Let me get to the meat of the post.

Ironically, my friend currently has a lady that has bare land in a 1031 that is sold waiting for a suitable property to exchange into.

Our vast audience is compromised of real estate investors, agents, lenders, bankers, legislators, homeowners, renters, and other real estate professionals and service people.The site gets hundreds of thousands of unique visitors a month (currently close to 350,000), and we're continuing to grow at a great pace.

You're also going to need liability insurance in case a tenant or visitor gets hurt on the premises.

Sounds like it could take a long time to find a suitable tenant who wants so much house.

Have you already decided which area of real estate is most suitable for you?

The little I know about REITs suggests that they are not suitable for high risk, high growth projects (ie rehabs of small properties & similar)Thanks!