Everyone has to start somewhere, and we have seen a great deal of loyalty from customers that have cut their teeth with us over the years.

They use Zendesk, so it's safe to upload sensitive documents.You can also try to reach them on support AT zgrentals.zendesk.com.I know how stressful it is to be waiting to hear from them, only to get radio silence!

I'm not talking about a retirement shift, I'm talking about understanding how growing your portfolio with the (new) inherent risks in a rate sensitive, supply shortage, location premium real estate market.

The model is super sensitive to both.

To you point, when the payoff timeline is so compressed, it’s really not an interest rate sensitive loan.

BTW, I cut my teeth buying 1/2mil worth of house I couldn’t afford in 2007 while stationed in Newport.

I was going to potentially store sensitive information about my clients in their database.

whenever there's inflation, real asset is usually going up except in situation in the local market where there's oversupply into the market.what would crash , however, is usually ground up development, real estate that requires short term financing, volatility in cap rate, and so on....residential real estate is actually not sensitive to interest rate but ultra-sensitive to inventory.

I also don't like funds for the lack of transparency (no DCF, no rent comp, no sales comp, no sensitivity analysis etc) even if properties are already identified.

I’ve taken the courtesy to redact any names, phone numbers and photos of the team members in order to protect their privacy unlike Anton did here when he posted a screenshot with sensitive information of mine.I hope this helps shed some light on my honest experience with REI Call Center.