I have to think there is a charge for that separate of the membership.Although I will say corporate it appears to me is spending money just like a remax would on national advertising I am starting to see them on U tube and on my car radio.

If the pictures are accurate depictions of the current condition, you don't have a problem.

I live in a market which is considered top 5 in the nation for cash flow and the only places you can cash flow at 8% interest rates are areas my wife won’t allow me to travel.

Its affordability and median home price below the national average make it attractive for investors seeking high returns.

The National Association of Realtors identified Toledo as the nation's hottest real estate market for this year, despite that it has been only a month in 2024, with Cincinnati (mentioned in my last post), Columbus, and Cleveland not too far behind.

@Jason Baker You should look at connecting with CFRI, that is the local chapter of the National REIA.

The Fair Housing Act is what applies to privately owned property (with the exceptions Bruce listed above) and it forbids discrimination against prospective tenants because of their disability as well as race, religion, sex (including gender identity and sexual orientation), skin color, familial status, and national origin. 

I can tell you what I see on the NNN commercial side nationally when buying for myself and searching for clients.Cold belt states tend to be least desirable, followed by mid belt, followed by warm belt most desirable.

Interestingly, this from the American Association of Private LemdersFew know that the American Association of Private Lenders was for a brief period in 2009 (the same year it was established) called the National Hard Money Association.

do you expect this area to appreciate significantly more than the national average?