It enabled me to draw on the financial resources of others while utilizing my own knowledge and experience.So, armed with the power of syndication and a growth mindset, I'm steadily growing my business toward the incredible goal of 100,000 units.

What is left isn’t necessarily a marketing method, but an approach that can put the buyer in a position to recognize, negotiate, and “manufacture” a “deal”.First, the buyer must have the knowledge of real estate in general, local market in particular, and property type specifically to recognize when SOMETHING is likely to happen in a particular area that will cause the subject property to become more valuable in the future.  

We got a lot of future Uber drivers in Columbus. 

This has the obvious weakness of the unknown nature of future cap rates, but that's really the heart of your question here.Estimating future cap rate is part art, part science. 

It didn’t make sense financially.

Areas with ongoing infrastructure projects can also indicate future growth.Condition of Properties: Look for properties that are well-maintained and require minimal repairs.

If you go to meetups, you will find friends and future partners.

This includes networking, learning from experienced investors, and strengthening your financial position.If you’re starting with limited capital, setting up an LLC and building a strong credit profile (700+ FICO) can open up financing opportunities.

You can use this tool to estimate future property taxes: https://treas-secure.state.mi.us/ptestimator/ptestimator.asp2) Who cares what, "they say market rent is..."!

I'm not sure I would get to cute trying to squeeze every time out of it now with a lease that might cause you issues in the future, but the scenario you describe is common and probably smart.