@Matthew PaulI really appreciate all this great advice, it’s definitely reinforcing my gut feeling.What’s your thoughts on flipping houses and the market right now.

Un-reinforced brick and anything built before 1964 (though not abundant in our market) is likely built to a lower earthquake rating than newer construction.

I have money for down payment and investors, but just wanted to really reinforce that I didn’t need that expensive domain name.

Particular industries are going to pool in certain areas of the country because of the population of that area, then which also becomes self reinforcing. 

Once again I'll have to reinforce that although interest rates have an effect on the cost of debt - the cost of debt is not in the cap rate calculation. 

All this helps reinforce the market as a good investment.

This will help clarify and reinforce what you are reading.

Also, since we usually have several groups looking at the same time it reinforces the fact that we have lots of options.

I approach this first as a real estate investor, and then use my expertise as a litigation lawyer to reinforce my investment strategies.

When we've done it, we just reinforce that we're happy to work with our tenants and that we will work quickly to get a new tenant placed, hopefully without any significant vacancy, but that they may be responsible to cover a pro-rated rent if a new tenant can't move in almost immediately after.