Whether you are looking at properties in bustling urban areas or homes in the suburbs, accessibility is key.

how many of your rental units do you rent for under market because you are giving back to the community are you letting some people live for free in your units as a charitable donation to society.? 

@Michael Weis - You need to contact the historical society before considering it any further.

We run a handful of STR for vacationers, as well as several urban properties for business trip customers, primarily.

When you get into urban core to suburban markets there are specialist companies that only focus on a certain core asset type in commercial.So if you are located in the middle of nowhere then staying at a small all in one shop might make sense and when you have a large project partner up with a bigger company.

Hi Chuck and others,As has been mentioned, private lenders/ HML are all different, specially going from state to state.When asking lenders for funds their willingness to do so and what they will do will depend on experience, relationship, cash on the deal and value.On our side, we are interested in lending in any residential 1-4s in urban areas in Southern California.

Also--not that this is good or bad, just a fact--they have a much more ohesive society than the US where personal sacrifice is accepted, less prone to civil unrest and crime.

Will suburban homes become less expensive as people want to live in urban centers to save gas?

Why do we as a society get so involved in celebrities and thier lives or in most cases deaths?

That way your contribution actually goes to help abandoned animals.If a pet is found abandoned in a purchase or rental, call the local humane society and the local police and see if you can pressure them into prosecuting.Animals get abandoned because there are no consequences.