I'm looking to get started in multifamily with few partners in  Cincinnati Ohio.   We're looking at a 40+ in Moraine, OH. I really don't know how to ask questions on BP now without getting flagged...LOL!  Are there an...

I ended up saying I would pay for the medical bill by giving them discounted rent along with the money they'd miss out from not being able to work for three days.

Recently applied for a loan and was denied based on credit score.I have never had a credit card and the only thing affecting my credit score are some old medical bills.Any ways I can build my credit in a short period of time without getting a credit card?

If you are having a hard time finding sufficient rent comps 15 mins outside of the downtown area of a smaller, secondary / tertiary market (correct me if I am wrong), should you be calling agents / brokers to better understand the dynamics of the neighborhood?

@Matt HigginsAs someone in the medical field (pharmacist) I can tell you that the coronavirus is a big public health issue but one that I doubt will rattle the global markets permanently.

The amount of people in the US without medical insurance is pretty high, this could have a tremendous impact.I know we can't know for sure the answer to the questions above but curious what you guys have to say. 

@Quinton Huntley I would move my attention to a tertiary market outside of the big city, you have a lot of military markets around the area that would ensure your success in the market place.

There are plenty of tertiary markets out there that could yield you the best possible cash-flows and safety, unlike primary markets.

@Lucas Ritter I would do some research in tertiary markets, understanding what they are, who lives there, the value that can be created for the residents and yourself.

If you'd like any more info on tertiary markets, please feel free to reach out.