Franklinton is undergoing rapid transformation, with developments like The Gravity Projects, new breweries, and an expanding arts district driving change.Safety and Future Outlook:Increased Investments: New developments bring better lighting, public spaces, and infrastructure, naturally improving safety.Community Growth: More residents and businesses create activity, discouraging crime and boosting the neighborhood's vibrancy.Police and Outreach: Enhanced patrols and local organizations address crime and substance issues.While challenges remain, ongoing investments and gentrification make Franklinton safer and more attractive.

I’d recommend starting with local value-add deals to get a feel for the challenges of managing rehab projects.

Theres wholesalers everywhere, margins are tight though and that's a challenging area.

We're currently looking for ways to streamline supplies for cleaners (toiletries, towels, item replacements) and handle small handyman issues.

@Don Konipol, I guess my only real challenge to your thoughts are the definition of investments.  

This structure offers liability protection, scalability, and tax benefits but involves administrative complexity, potential California franchise tax if managed there, and refinancing challenges due to personal guarantees.

Challenges?

Challenges?

Challenges?

Basically his premise is nothing makes money like money and that's what creates wealth inequality.I recommend this Econtalk podcast interview with him, the economist host does not back away from challenging him.http://www.econtalk.org/thomas-piketty-on-inequality-and-capital-in-the-21st-century/