My strategy is buy and hold so would be looking for a cash flowing rental and your post definitely sparked my interest in looking closer at the Reading market since I'm only 45 minutes away.

There are a ton of early morning joggers w/ dogs near the lake at S Park Blvd and there is a plaza that's not bad. 

Absolutely, what sparked my interest is several homeowners have asked  my GC friends if they could build ADU' and sell them off.

You'll also pay Spark's $59 membership fee 60 times, the LLC maintenance fee 5 times - $3.915 in expenses to use Spark as your "platform. " Net $1,085.

Social unrest, riots, lawlessness.

As a general development rule, floodplains make good amenity areas so maybe you could sell it to the city or neighboring HOA looking for parking and pickleball courts or similar, or look through the allowed uses in a floodplain per the COSA regulations and see if anything sparks for you.

I just wanted to take a few minutes to propose a thought experiment in hopes of sparking a discussion on what the practical strategies to achieving financial success are and what the necessary disciplines one must apply to get there.

@Gerardo WaisbaumAt Spark Multifamily Group, we use money market accounts and are earning our investors high 4% interest rates.We have a separate MMA account for each property.Don’t co-mingle funds from different deals in the same account.Each property ( assuming single property syndication ) should have its own account.The interest earned belong to the property ie the LPs.

It was attending a seminar by a real estate guru that finally sparked my motivation to turn my curiosity into action.As someone with an IT background, I thrive on hands-on learning experiences.

Our interest in "The Linden Homestead Revival" was sparked by its potential for significant value creation through strategic renovation.