I am just rambling here to add perspective to different ways to think about economics and real estate.

Love the energy!

How do Opportunity Zones spur economic development?

The IPMC provides for the regulation and safe use of existing structures in the interest of the social and economic welfare of the community.2012 IPMC-404.4 Bedroom and living room requirements.

Question for those with multifamily properties: My energy provider (Duke Energy) has always classified the "Master" accounts for my quads as residential meters.

Great energy.

At the risk of become the guy who only quotes other people; your post made me think of a Set Klarman interview I watched a few weeks ago: "Investing is the intersection of economics and psychology.

- Recently, I've focused my energy on these areas: Houston, Dallas, Jacksonville, Birmingham, Charlotte, Indianapolis, Memphis2.

We're thinking small multifamily (2-4 but maybe up to 6 in the right circumstances) are most likely to make economic sense. 

As long as your rents are good and you're getting the types of properties and tenants you want, this simplifies THINKING about it such that you don't need some crazy calculator and excel sheet to do the analysis on the purchase side.My view is that is much better time and thought energy spent on the actual construction as there are a thousand ways to control costs and bring value in a rehab.