Arguably a # 1 seed.

If an investor can afford to lockup their money longer term (and arguably all real estate investments should always be allocated to longer-term money) then avoiding a public REIT can let the investor cash in on the liquidity premium and get a higher return.A second way to get diversification on multiple deals is to invest in the feeder fund.

If you need financing, it can be difficult to find and expensive if you don't know how to use it.Uruguay is much more developed than Colombia and has arguably the best political system and culture of the whole Latin America.

A strong housing market is arguably good for Zillow and a weak market is bad.

I’d say that in the social science world, Supply & Demand is arguably the equivalent of the Laws of thermodynamics in the natural world in regards to where it sits on the hierarchy and how universal it is. 

Opendoor.com is arguably one of the most successful investment web sites for generating seller interest to sell, and the name doesn't make me think of anything in particular.  

There are arguably some others, but not many safe ones.

You don't save that much by not paying principal by going IO, you lose in equity appreciation arguably more.

I think more like $25 to $99 is reasonable...I'm thinking of maybe a broken door knob or some other easy fix that a tenant could arguably be responsible for.I think it's perfect reasonable to ask the landlord/manager to just reduce the dollar amount in that paragraph to a more reasonable number.

One thing that you can keep in mind is that no municipality WANTS to forcibly evict someone from what arguably qualifies for affordable housing.