One could see directly we were all drawing from our combined experience for a more measured approach to build to rent, which is on its own iterative journey to standardization.

It seems like Huntsville has a nice combination of cashflow and potential appreciation.I'd be interested in hearing from folks more familiar with the area on the general view of the city in 2024, things to look out for, things to avoid, etc.

The combination of these tools will give you a good idea on what you can expect. 

Or maybe you want to do a combination of the above?

Or maybe you want to do a combination of the above?

This has been combined with reduced purchasing power and a run up in asset prices as a result of high inflation.

Good afternoon Real Estate Experts I am planning to start commercial real estate investing later this year with the following plan: Looking to get 10-20-30-40 unit commercial multifamily with 20% down and preferred lender (the downpayment funds will be combined within 2-3 investor either to syndication or real estate fund, not yet decide it).

For example, I mention that every adult must pay a $30 application fee, pass my credit/criminal background, make a combined income of 3x the rent, and whether or not the property accepts pets.

I feel this target can be achieved given recent cap rates sold in the area, and hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of renovations combined done by me the landlord (1 unit+exterior), and my amazing tenants who did gut renovations of their units.The general rule of thumb is to use 3 lenders for cash out refinance right?

You are 100% right that most "Gurus" and their programs are absolute crap!