Through meticulous planning and execution, we have created a dynamic space that now stands as a beacon of innovation in the automotive industry.

CoStar now owns Loopnet, Apartments.com, Lands of America, Smith Travel Research, BizBuySell, and other sites.

build a multifamily to rent. lower risk, easier to execute, easier to underwrite. anytime you sell there is a 10% equity loss and capital gains. new construction in columbus appreciates at 8.65% per year. almost no reason not to consider it. land is a buyer market, you can get to better locations than you can buy existing, etc etc etc 

Exact is the opposite of the goal...buy in growing areas and add enough value (force appreciation) where precision of execution, management, or valuation is not needed/relevant.

We loose almost all of the site line if my neighbor decides to put up a sign, plant shrubs, let their tree overgrow, etc. and this is in the riskier direction from our stand point.Our argument was that we have 400' in the direction that has a flat straight away (theoretically faster traveling traffic) and have 3xx' in a direction that the traffic is traveling up hill with a shorter stopping distance and time, most traffic will be coming off of an Interstate off ramp which in theory they would be well under the speed limit when as they approach our property.To answer your question: I am undecided if I will do more development projects.

Having executed this strategy, nearly 100 time with our clients there is more than meets the eye, and there is an audit risk which we have seen.

Execution - If you're only calling or texting one time or only calling texting the owner on the more distressed properties, your results will suffer.    

When the property is rent to a group of 3 traveling nurses, should each of them individually fill out the complete rental application form?

Not quite a new member as I've been lurking these forums for years, finally deciding to get serious and figured doing the "New Member Introduction" post would be a good step.Briefly about me:  I'm currently working as a merchant mariner (3rd Mate) and I travel for work about half the year, looking to get into real estate investing to supplement my income and begin building a portfolio during the half of the year when I am home.  

Just wondering if I should go in with standard package ($8,800) or executive package ($11,800)?