OPTIMISM FOR MULTI-FAMILY LENDING IS IN THE AIRThis year likely will be a defining period in multi-family lending, building upon the past several years of growth to reveal opportunities for industry innovation and breakthrough partnerships.And yet, there is no lack of challenges to overcome in order to continue generating positive multi-family lending volume.

Such factors left central banks with no option other than intervening, he said, speaking in his capacity as chairman of the global Financial Stability Board.https://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/2020/07/coronavirus-banks-collapse/612247/https://www.greenwichtime.com/business/article/A-new-credit-bubble-gets-ready-to-burst-13911193.phpWhat comes next, dollar becomes so devalued that it triggers the great reset and crypto based economy. https://www.weforum.org/agenda/2020/06/now-is-the-time-for-a-great-reset/https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2018-11-22/did-imf-reveal-cryptocurrency-new-world-order-end-gamehttps://www.imf.org/external/pubs/ft/fandd/2018/06/pdf/fd0618.pdfhttps://www.zerohedge.com/crypto/bank-england-governor-signals-central-bank-digital-currency-coming

It's not about net worth but rather about a shift in ones mindset.Most folks will have more equity in their home than it cost me to buy the land along with building the resort.I didn't wish to reveal exact figures so that is why the article doesn't touch on it.Thanks and much success

A 20 second google search revealed this: https://info.chargepoint.com/ev-charging-apartment...I suspect @Greg Scully is right about the adoption of the tech on multi-family and commercial properties. 

Data doesn’t always reveal what’s really happening.

A quick search reveals The Valencia Group, VistaHost, Pillar and Dalwadi in the Houston area (those are just the top four that popped up).

I learned that the information that I researched on ROAM may not reveal all liens against a property. 

Hi chris , I'm a investor in Richmond also and I would suggest not revealing you are the owner.

Landlord doesn't have to reveal that he is selling, though there is no reason not to.

city-data.com is a great site for checking out stats on a placemacro factors to consider:population growth ratediversity and depth of economysocioeconomic and racial diversity of a populationfinancial depth (does locality have good access to capital, plenty of retail banking options, ideally investment banking level of commercial and capital fluidity)past property appreciationother important factors to consider:proximity to where you are and how that aligns with your use PM or self manage strategyactual property analysisfinancial analysisproject /rehab analysisimmediate surrounding area analysisget whatever conversations with locals you can (I've found talking to neighbors can sometimes reveal nuggets of gold)regulatory analysisget some feedback from people that have been through the process in terms of permitting/etccheck public records (my view is that the more available and the more consistent, the better)that's all I can think of for now but all have their importance and from what you've shared what makes you NOT do a deal is far more important than what makes you DO a deal.