I can get a true 8+ cap rate in a B neighborhood (about 40k per door) with almost zero effort.Just so all you west coast people don't think we're crazy, check out this Dayton Business Journal Article.Dayton has an abundance of land, and no excessive building restrictions (like San Francisco for example).

Mainstream non-mortgage journalism is starting to pick up on this.

We also have a meetup group of mostly BP members every month (we're having a happy hour this Tuesday) that you'd be more than welcome to attend--feel free to PM me if you'd like.My general take is that the remaining investment opportunities, at least if you're considering smaller buildings (< 5 families) are in Union City, and "deeper" into Jersey City--so like Journal Square/Bergen Lafayette/Greenville in Jersey City.

This will enable Brevard County to draw more aerospace companies and high-wage jobs, especially in a tight industrial real estate market, Space Florida Commercial Space Manager Ryan Robertson told Orlando Business Journal.

Here is article from the CPA journal I am getting this info from regarding exceptions to nonqualified use (discussed near the end of the article).  

Hi,I based out of NYC looking for a buy and hold investment property.  Initially I was targeting Chicago, and Columbus but wanted to entertain Northern Jersey as its closer to me.  I am looking for a 1-2 bed for ~$200...

I want to use Brandon’s Intention Journal booklet, but don’t want paperback and it’s too expensive 🥵Is there an app with a similar setup?

This means once a year hold a meeting with your LLC members, and write down notes in a journal.

Read the Wall Street Journal everyday (the online version is great) and learn about investments of all kinds.

The Wall Street Journal publishes a guide to real estate investing that, while dated now, is a good starting place.