I actually host a podcast that interviews investor friendly agents in various regions throughout the nation and just got done interviewing an agent that services Maine/NH.

If it’s a subway that has a corporate guarantee and option to renew that is a much lower risk than a brand new business that has a High chance of going underWhat we see frequently is investors chase returns and ignore risks.

He's been to my local office to talk to us and I met him personally at our Nationals meeting in Utah a couple of years ago).  

It appears we're already on our way to seeing national rent controls which means LTR's may not even be a safe haven.

I am already starting to see more activity in the market as the interest rates drop, across my listings and also more of my buyers becoming more active, I am sure this will be a domino effect and eventually cause sales volume to increase across the market as a whole both locally and nationally, DOM to decrease, and create a temporary FOMO in the market if rates drop to quickly.

My family owns REI Nation & Premier Property Management.

I’m currently working with Prime Corporate Services to see if it’s a good fit for me.

It is not unusual for large corporate tenants to have a re agent negotiate their lease renewals and that agent expects to get paid a commission.

I wanted to share some interesting data from a recent article in the Residential Resource, the monthly newsletter of the National Association of Residential Property Managers, Pros and Cons of Allowing Pets in Rental Properties, (Ferreira, 2024).

They may work in corporate finance, for example.