I am originally from Grand Rapids, MI and currently live out of state in MN.

And they tend to go away rapidly. people seemed clueless to the fact that perceived inefficiency in rent versus short-term rent can also go away leaving you stuck with all those units and no way to get out except bankruptcy I need a button that will Auto populate "May rank as the stupidest and worst decision you ever made"Lemmings to the sea.Pied PiperEasy Riches whatever happened to not believing everything you hear?

1.)The areas I see that are having the most rapid growth in terms of a buy and hold are neighborhoods like Brewerytown, Strawberry mansion, Olney and Germantown.

Wouldn't it require that the market values continue to increase rather rapidly during the construction period to create equity?

The commercial rates have been rapidly declining due to the Coronavirus scare.

@Jack BobeckIts interesting to see your evolution.

We believe that either of these actions would materially increase the risk of unnecessary loss or otherwise avoidable problems for the vast majority of our investors who have not requested to redeem and intend to stay invested for the long term.We recognize that the current coronavirus pandemic is evolving every day and therefore the situation may change rapidly.

Be patient, build a team, gain expertise of your market and price points and then execute rapidly when a deal meets pre-establishes criteria. 

The area is obviously changing rapidly.

*although I live in an area where rapid appreciation just doesn’t happen, so that’s not part of my long term planning, so disclaimer there on my opinion.