@Sayed Amin AzizI'm going to venture out and say that if you had to ask this question, you're probably not ready to purchase an apartment complex in Phoenix.Think about it... when you play Monopoly you buy the little green houses first, then the big red hotels.

Wondering if anyone out there has had any experiences with Thrive FP and MC Companies Syndications?

But still open to doing flips as well when the deal is right.I am looking to build a network of investors, agents, brokers and mentors in order to gain knowledge and build a thriving ecosystem.

But people are still here, its still thriving, growth and construction all over. 

I had a phenomenal time learning the city, and as disheartening as it is to see what the recession did to this thriving historical city, I'm also very optimistic about the social impact that developers will be able to create in the city.If you've had Detroit experience, been curious, or have been warned against Detroit, I'd love to hear your feedback.

Hi All,I am brand new to the Real Estate scene but am excited to join such a thriving community on Bigger Pockets.

This area has been thriving since before I was born and is one of the original vacation destinations.

Ryan,I am buying MORE apartment buildings NOW.I've been investing in real estate since 1999 and actually THRIVED when the real estate crashed in 2008 and THRIVED when the real estate market went up from 2011 to now.

Recognizing the value of money, having some and access to more money is key to thriving in this business. 

I'll keep it once I'm done living in it (probably not less than 3-5 years at least, and longer if I stay single) because the nearby town, among other thriving businesses, has a college and finding renters for a 4BR/2B shouldn't be too hard.However, to me it depends on what my lender's appraisal says.