With all of the forthcoming infrastructure improvements underway, if the the rental/STR market cools, future investments will coalesce around neighborhood markets, and organically create neighborhood centers around shopping, nightlife, entertainment, etc.

The vibe I got from the initial talk sounded like they assumed the cool areas of ATL proper would be sought after…maybe by the more established, high paid actors.

Truly bizarre my experiences were always the opposite I would walk into a non payer and the place would be 90 degrees plus or if furnace needed a reset the oven would be turned into a space heaterBecause you are literally attached to these tenants and occupy the same building be as proactive as possible and keep your cool and deescalate to keep you safe too!  

Don't move away from the grill and flip the patty every 90 seconds"lolMy fire in the belly is always burning mate.I can take the hit's and happily turn the other cheek and say "Do this side now".As biz owners we get paid the big $$$ to take the hits, so it comes with the job.Just happy to share some behind the scenes mumbo jumbo that we put up with.I got Dingo Deals falling out of gum trees hahaHappy Saturday Margarita Day (Was 2 days ago but who's counting hehe)

First, pretty cool to see an NFL LB on here that cares about real estate investing.

I'd be interested in a Chicago Discord group sounds like cool software and a way to connect.

It would be cool if people familiar with those markets to confirm whether it is what it seems. 3) Since this is based on median rent and purchase price data, I would not use this to indicate where not to invest, rather where you will get the most for your money and potentially show you something you don't already know.

But that seems really cool what you're doing.

Some folks just want a freebie, but most are cool.

Cool.