I’d consider expanding your time horizon to looking at mba in year 3 or 4. 

With the impending recession on the horizon, I’m curious if there are any apartment syndicators on BP that owned / managed properties during the last recession?

What is your risk tolerance and how long is your time horizon? 

I invest in California but am not opposed to OOS.My opinion is that if you want to invest in high-priced areas, you should have a long-term horizon to mitigate risk. 

I see a big special assessment on the horizon.

With uncertainty around interest rates, market forces beyond our control and an ever changing retail landscape, what is the best advice on formulating an exit strategy for NNN investments today given a long lease and long time horizon?

Big mixed use development on the horizon.

My time horizon is much shorter than would make sense for the type of stock investing I do.

With the current political situation, presidential elections on the horizon, and the crazy increase in property prices we are getting ready for a normal correction in the housing market. 

Institutional investors = BIG WHALESHope the above 5 expanded the horizon for you :)