It is the transitional area between U city and the war zones.

Our guest, AJ Osborne, shares an incredible story of building his real estate business — which focuses on self-storage facilities — as a way to transition his family from rich to wealthy (and yes, there is a difference!)

We'd love to meet new folks in the area and would be open to partnering on deals to continue the learning curve, particularly in the small multi-family rental space (easy access to PATH/mass transit).Looking forward to sharing our experiences and connecting with you.Best,Nick Senter

Great prices and rent, but lots of transitioning happening in the city at all times.As for finding a management company you can trust, this can be troublesome.

However as the markets for rentals in California started to become less and less attractive (CAP rates below 6) I started to transition to flips to build up cash and reduce my long-term exposure to buy/holds that might not make as much sense if the rental markets turn and rates move up.

Mike at flows.com was extremely knowledgable and helped me pick out a solution with meters that let me use the cheaper wired remotes for each submeter now and will still allow me to transition to the gateway solution later.

How do I ensure the most seamless transition to the new company?

While we have some opportunities with our mass transit, unlike California, IMO, Metro Atlantans have not come to readily accept 2+ hour commutes.  

Professional management of the property is currently in place and can stay in place after the sale making for a smooth transition.

Are you seeing this transition in your markets?