Investment Info:

Industrial buy & hold investment.

Purchase price: $4,900,000

Cash invested: $1,900,000

2012 Build, 39,060sf Multi Tenant Industrial asset in a great market with tremendous expans...

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But our sweet spot is 28%-31%, this is where tenants have the most stability.

I've always been interested in real estate especially in apartment complexes.

Most agents don't want to run around looking at 50-80K houses that need significant rehab because they are complex sales that take a ton of time.  

I've been watching a lot of videos, listening to podcasts, and reading books to educate us on real estate investing.We are in the process of seeking an agent as well as mentorship from seasoned professionals to navigate the complexities of the market today.

I have lived in Puerto Rico since 2020 and I have invested in fix & flips, bed & breakfasts (2), a hotel, a triplex, a villa, a commercial complex and a large land development.   

And while I am not against investing in Mexico, DR or Columbia (I've heard some great things...) there is a sweet spot as an American investing in an area that I don't need a passport to travel to, and that uses the same currency, and feels safer because it's part of the US. 

If this was a large apartment complex do you think they would just let a tenant move and not pursue collecting the money owed?

I personally wouldn't do that although I'm aware I would "cash flow" more on paper if I bought an apartment complex or multiple SFH/duplexes OOS vs keeping my Bay Area SFH rental.