This could help offset some of the high construction costs and enable you to offer lower rents to tenants.2.Consider mixed-use development: Instead of solely building apartment buildings, you could also consider incorporating commercial spaces such as retail stores or offices into the development.

For instance, if your living room is filled with beer advertising, black light posters, and beat up old thrift store furniture, you’re gonna attract frat boys.

Hi Illya, Columbus has been booming lately, thanks to big names like Intel (dropping a cool $20 billion), Meta, Amazon, and Google setting up shop with warehouses and data centers.

Generally the cream of the crops is going to be restaurant buildings that are single tenant on out parcels at anchor grocery stores, think of the taco bells, chipotles, chick filets of the world. 

To give as an edge we look at a specific matrix Like U-Haul moving statistics, state record (1000 people a day move to Texas) and what has already approved to be built (Toll roads, Grocery stores, housing tracks, and roads) We have several Ag properties, HWY commercials and access to a plethora of off market potential purchases (pocket listings).

You know that cautionary tale about the squirrel who stores up acorns for winter?

For example, a $135 dining table chair on Wayfair I found at a restaurant supply store for $65.

She'll thrift or go to estate or consignment stores for the heavy stuff; couches, dining tables and chairs and use a checklist to place one or two orders of ALL soft supplies (linens, towels, rugs) online or major Marshall's runs.  

These are auctions that sell returned items that can’t be resold in the stores.

They also usually are more energy efficient as the water is heated as needed and not heated to store in a tank that might not be used for many hours and tanked heaters typically have heated more water than needed (and this is desired because running out of hot water is a bummer).I do not want an annual maintenance effort as large as descaling a tankless water heater at my rentals.