Demographic and lifestyle changes, more than economic factors, are driving down the ownership rate over the long term, Zell said yesterday at the Milken Institute Global Conference in Beverly Hills, California.

Here's a photo posted on Twitter of a meetup of BiggerPockets members in Seoul, Korea . . . very cool!

Would need to know global cash flow, your total net worth, and regenerating of capital per month with your job or business.

Hi all, I moved in this City just a year back and seems to be a vibrant city.

This is part of the risk involved, it isn't necessary to be expecting a global pandemic at any given moment.

Living in Cleveland and seeing the rise of vibrant urban neighborhoods like Ohio City, Detroit Shoreway, and Tremont (lived there for 6 years), these neighborhoods typically have a significant influx in local businesses in existing infrastructure early on and my Panera and Starbucks are a long way down the road :).

I am so glad that despite the global issues that we are facing, you closed on an amazing deal.

Purchase price: $85,000 Cash invested: $160,000 Sale price: $218,763 Received $3,763 more than list price in less than 1 week on the market during a global pandemic!

I catapulted that academic success into a job with one a top global Pharmaceutical company.

You should do another deal if the refi and the additional property improves the cash flow globally.