In the past I have invested strictly in residential properties (1-4 units), I have closed on more than 20 rehab/rental/flip properties, and have worked as a commercial analyst for a large multinational commercial real estate management firm. 

Hi,My name is Scottie I am a recent (2020) college graduate currently working as a mortgage loan processor at a multi-national bank.

No US/multinational company with Chinese factories will publicly put a number on it but it is there. you will see it in slow downs of components coming from China.

We aren't a large multinational corporation with massive reserves and big cushions to fall back on, but we are human beings that have empathy for a situation that no one alive has ever been through.

We aren't a large multinational corporation with massive reserves and big cushions to fall back on, but we are human beings that have empathy for a situation that no one alive has ever been through.We are keeping our eyes on programs that the government is designing to help individuals, especially tenants, to get through these hardships.

Being from Canada by way of California, I got my feet back in as a writer, having been a journalist, and learned all I could about the US market, making experts of various agents, lenders and multinationals investor organizations through ghost writing.

My current post is that of an agent of customer service for a large worldwide , multinational, overnight air express corporation .   

.#1 Airport in the US sixth year in a rowDirect international flight to Paris out of Indianapolis with plans to add more direct international flightsTech Incubators are gaining more traction as new tech companies move to IndianapolisCarmel and Fishers have both been listed as #1 cities in USTons of multi-national conventions (USA Today rated #1 Convention City,) NCAA headquarters, annual NFL combine, the #1 annual sporting event in the world (Indy 500 = 3X the superbowl attendance)I'm always surprised at how many people don't have Indy on their radar.

The company is a large multinational that is unlikely to change plans suddenly or be bought out.I would be looking for conventional financing.

If they area you are looking at might be an area where a huge multinational corporation, that has very good financial health, is opening up an office, you might want to consider several apartments in that area.