Couple reasons:1) More limited financing options.2) More limited use and structure for the deals.3) Finally, if you have to inject extra cash into the property for whatever reason (manage an economic downturn or natural disaster, for instance), it's going to be trickier using an SDIRA.Syndications and private lending protect you from much of the property management nuance.

i am looking for a website that someone spoke about here. it was a site that graphically showed where each us city was in the market cycles by some economics prof from florida.

The seller stated to me the asking price and requirement of me to submit a Purchase Proposal so he/she can have an idea of economics before sending me any current lease information.Just curious to know what exactly the seller is asking me to include in this Purchase Proposal...?

The city where my college is was at one point in time the furniture capital of the world, but sadly the year before my freshman year one of the worst economic downturns this country has seen since the Great Depression struck, and places where I was calling home were the hardest hit.

This article will explore some of the companies responsible for Tucson’s growth and the anticipated economic impact these companies will have on our local economy.

Trends over the last decade can provide some insight as to how properties and businesses in that area react to different economic situations. 3.

This is just the cold, hard truth, and the reason Penn State students will statistically end up higher on the socio-economic ladder than CC or state school students.

ref: https://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/housing-crisi...

One of the things we do not know is the valuation of real estate and which way its value will go after this part of the cycle is completed.The more economic versatility there is, is a plus. 

We are the last major metropolitan area to get one of these centers - and it's the largest economic development project to happen in Birmingham in YEARS.