We are talking about land and structures erected on it.

Nowadays, people want cash flow (this may change again as reality sets in), and a new generation of investors came on the scene with technology allowing for remote management.

These clauses are contained, in all Promissory Notes nowadays.

Nowadays you can gain the same education through online school, at the cost of interacting with peers in person.

People do need cars, utilities, and internet to make it nowadays.

There is a great origami-type modular builder up in the bay area who has mastered production line modular structure building and erection.

Nowadays, we're only managing our own deals.I'm sure you'll find the coastal capital is constantly seeking for higher-yield which is contributing to lower inventory in the Midwest.

I know it seems nowadays it seems a recession is likely with the rates an such.

I'd also accept many of the small duplexes in the area erected at the close of WWII for returning GIs.If you get a portfolio like that together, with tenants you've put under the microscope, working with the right people in the right agencies, yeah, that would work.

I realize it may be tough to make numbers work nowadays, and that's probably why you're tempted to take on the role of contractor to some degree.