There’s a moderately sized town I invest in that was once a old steel town with 35k population now it’s about 14k and the real estate market allows for houses to be very cheap , it’s depressed but no war  zone ,yet the renters are plentiful and the profit potential numbers are crazy .

If you’re purchasing a building that has decreased in value only because of temporary market conditions, your degree of risk might be considered moderate.

Calstatecompanies says that if you’re purchasing a building that has decreased in value only because of temporary market conditions, your degree of risk might be considered moderate.

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Sorry @Michael Egan, I tried to give you, and all others watching this post, a leg up by giving you exact direction for Step 1, the most critical step, in building a pipeline of off-market deals and some Moderator banned and removed my post saying I was "advertising my company" even though I don't own it, it's been mentioned about a bajillion times by thousands of others, but ok, apparently I can't mention them.

Now that I’m sold on the idea of acquiring and remotely managing a small to moderate sized self storage facility, I’m going to be posting questions that have been sitting in my sub conscious and preventing me from getting started.

Some of these markets, like Vancouver (which jostles with Sydney Australia annually for second place on the list of least affordable cities {from a real-estate perspective}) and Toronto are very expensive; others are moderate; and a few here in the Maritimes are still fairly affordable {tradeoff is the local economy is smaller and not on-fire.

And I also have NOT seen a big rise in inventory- same in one, and a moderate rise in another. 

Hi, I purchased a building that was contracted under the HUD Moderate Rehabilitation Program (Mod Rehab) - this program no longer exists but the property was grandfathered in.

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