I see others in my industry that borrower construction money from the wrong lenders because they thought they were getting the best rates etc and first little hiccup and those lenders put the screws to the borrower.. 

It'll be like the airline industry sort of. 

Industrial midwest cities help built this country and this economy and many got left behind after the manufacturing left and I've seen it first hand how it destroyed communities but they're resilient cities with very strong and resilient people and are excellent for Section 8 rentals.

Carmen took amazing care of me and has been my go-to lender in my Florida investments as well and he now mentors me in the lending industry.

I am looking for a property manager for a small retail strip in Fort Worth.

Purchase price: $4,900,000 Cash invested: $1,900,000 2012 Build, 39,060sf Multi Tenant Industrial asset in a great market with tremendous expansion.

Lori and I chatted some more and she has 30 plus years of doing retail owner occ RE sales and managed a large C 21 office at one time.

Ultimately, I would love to end up with a community of 20-45 microhomes, with a retail price of around $150,000 each.

Real estate is a very forgiving industry in the long run (usually).

What are the industry benchmarks for storage unit profitability?