(On-base housing and food can suck, but it's way more affordable than the alternatives!

We did the deal and I assumed an unbelievable loan of $63 million on 500+ units in the heart of one of America's great cities. 60 yards away is Amazon's office, Whole Foods, Starbucks is walking distance, there are $800,000 townhomes across the street and you have to drive past $2 million homes to get to the property where the average tenant is a professional making five times what they pay in rent.

@Tony Roberts I've never eaten there, but the food sucks.Delays in wholesale transactions occur when the wholesaler has no end buyer (or the end buyer's funds has been delayed) and doesn't have the guts to tell the seller the truth.

Usually free food and free drinks.

I wish i could learn from the top agent and offer my labor for free but me and my wife just had our baby 3 months ago and i cant just stop putting food on the table.

Here’s the secret ....You have all your tenants on a month to month lease . when you show up and see Fido the super hero service dog . ..You tell the tenant to lose the mutt ...When they go on a tirade about how they We’re mistreated as a child  ..have ptsd and got a certificate for their “ service” dog ,I just hand them a no renewal paper telling them to be out in 30 days .they can go live with Fido under a bridge somewhere eating out of the same can of dog food as far as I’m concerned 

Is it someone with furniture and food in the fridge?

Where else can you brewery hop with your dogs, eat the best ever Thai food from within a hut placed amongst gardens and flowing fountains, catch a ghost sighting within the historical downtown then run out and ride a killer wave and probably be greeted by some dolphins while you're at it!

I agree, affordability has impact, although a residence is a fundamental human need, that with water and food.

Like I imagine the property developer has a checklist of like Whole Foods and Starbucks and moves on down the list trying to sell the space.