Another example of the importance of understanding Property Classes and market geographics!

My strategy is to invest in C to C+ class properties that do well in good times and bad.

I would suggest probates, liens, bankruptcies, and class B/C/D landlords with vacancies (see if you can find some migration data).

Read up, tune into talks, and watch online classes about different methods in investing, deal checks, finance options, and taking care of property.

When the balance comes due they could do a 1031X into a new property of the same asset class..could also do a 1031X from the proceeds of a conventional sale.

There are three types of series LLC: (i) registered LLC, (ii) protected LLC, and (iii) series LLC that doesn’t fall into registered or protected LLC class.

City is currently suing the Bureau over this.We've got data on Class A vs Class B vs Class C vs Class D cities and neighborhoods in the Detroit area.So, PM us if we can help:)

Properties and streets look a lot better in pictures than in person especially with Class C.

@Priscilla Z. has hosted an experience group in the past that specializes on wholesaling…I hope she responds for a time and place.CFRI Central Florida is the larger group, with classes offered.

I'd recommend mixing in more commercial to balance out multiple assets, buy a liquor license for a few hundred thousand, etc to make the deal work a little better. columbus hospitality isn't as strong unless you are in the urban core but even then I'd go for a lower risk asset class like multifamily and retail mixed use. hotel is very strong operator but management intensive.