Information is power and there is a lot available for anyone willing to look deep enough.In December 2023, Scranton home prices were up 16.7% compared to last year, selling for a median price of $175K.

Back to my original statement(which was meant to be a simple overview, not a deep down analysis) if I am purchasing and I can finance with a low interest rate and purchase a property that has a high CAP rate, it is a good investment.

Recently decided to jump off the deep end and start my journey in Syndication. 

This is a 4 day in person mastermind that digs deep into the different aspects of multifamily investing.

So for 2023 I’m not sure if I’m going to try to beat 2022, match 2022, are simply try to catch my breath from 2022.

I just wrote up a deep-dive on my 3rd ever rental property I bought in Detroit.

Dive deep in that market, go see every MF for sale In that market, go visit act as a tenant all the buildings in your market.

At some point, they offered deep dive of underwriting for $3,000  3-day boot camp event.

So while it's kind of a pain right now, I think it's not a bad thing for MTR operators - especially new ones - to have to do this kind of deep dive.

- when I dive into the deep due diligence, am I most likely going to find something that crushes the deal and makes it not feasible?