I own all of the buildings except one (6 units) which I sold and then leased back the apartments from the new owner (Arbitrage/Master Lease) . 

Your time is better spent mastering the market you choose than chasing the 'best' one.

Start by mastering the basics: find motivated sellers, build strong connections with cash buyers, and never stop learning.

You need to master the art of doing a few and then take on multiple projects once you have systems down.

Master key metrics like cash-on-cash return, cap rates, and IRR.

Appraisal for post renovation is 5.5 million.1 million equity for one deal and around 9,000 per month in cash flow once stabilized is life changing to me, along with the cost segregation.You can make money in real estate in so many ways, whether you're @Jay Hinrichs funding deals and developing, or @Brian Burke syndicating, or wholesaling, buying single family homes, fixing and flipping, short term rentals, etc.The key is to pick you vehicle and master it.I would be remiss to say that I believe multifamily is the holy grail of real estate investing.

It was a MASTER CLASS!

I have a Masters degree in accounting and 15 years in industry and I think I’ve learned more in a couple months with Pace.

I see a number of economic development and community vitality initiatives initiated circa 2020, including a community master plan, the development of the MetroHealth complex and associated green space, the Community Housing Plan 2030, 25Connects, Mayor Frank Jackson's Neighborhood Transformation Initiative, and others.

We own a specialized chiropractic clinic in the Park West area.