Many in the industry share this bullish outlook on the multifamily market, making it one of the hottest sectors in real estate investment, with tightening deal flow as private money flows in.Investing in multifamily properties might also serve as a hedge against inflation.

I work specifically in the multifamily sector and focus mostly in the Triangle, specifically Durham, but have done several deals in Greensboro and the Triad.

Like that $300M 2019 price office space in California Street, San Francisco ...... that get $60million auction bid.I guess in any boom and bust cycle, there's always a sector that's booming and another that's crashing.

My friend and I are both college students with a strong interest in real estate investing, particularly in the multi-family sector.

When it comes to enterprise-level software for accounting and asset management, especially in the private lending space, there are a few options you might want to consider.In a nutshell, some popular alternatives to Yardi (which, as you mentioned, is more geared towards large-scale multifamily properties) are:MRI Software: MRI is a pretty versatile and customizable software solution that caters to various real estate sectors, including private lending.

The buzz around the country right now is the shifting economy and that is no different in the real estate sector.

Meanwhile in the greater Orlando area you have all the private sector space $$$ going into the space coast (and all the tourism that will come with manned space missions) if I lived there I'd be looking in my back yard.

I think it is important to have a mentor as you jump in to the Real Estate sector.

@Joe Bertolino this assumes that tech sector remains hot.

I'm watching a client lose an exchange now because they didn't decide on sector and location before they sold.