Forward projections essentially...Pretty much figuring out what your ideal multifamily property costs and when you'd be prepared to purchase it based upon your investment strategy.

We are targeting a few areas based on strategy, West Sacramento, Midtown downtown, or for more cash flow north Sacramento and Oak Park are interesting.

That's a great strategy. 

I use the BRRRR strategy and do everything in house with my employees and still am leaving a lot of funds in each deal. 

but, just to be candid, with the market the way it is right now, it's the most hands-on, time-consuming, gnarliest projects and strategies that are generating the best returns (and i am not recommending those - just stating a fact.)plain vanilla LTRs are still a great strategy in the long-term - they're just tough to acquire and they're not going to cash flow.can you tell us a little bit more about your background and what time you do or don't have available? 

Wondering about the impact of AI on marketing strategies in real estate?

It all really depends on your overall situation and your investing strategy.

I’ve written a lot about it and openly share my numbers, strategies, and lessons.If you’re serious about exploring Detroit, feel free to reach out.

This is a good strategy for people who don't want to dive super deep into creative financing and marketing for properties because that strategy has a large learning curve and upfront and ongoing costs.

Focusing on BRRRR, buy-and-hold, and house hacking in markets like Chicago, Indiana, and Wisconsin is a solid strategy, especially with your background in logistics and healthcare, which can help with structured planning.