@Gagandeep Singh If you analyze lots and lots of deals you should eventually turn up some that are stronger than others.

No stock screenings, no work, set it and forget it, exposure to a broad range of good companies and different sectors of economy. 

Ensuring that each partner feels their contribution is valued will lead to a stronger, more cohesive partnership.Good luck,Drago

But after holding it through, rents picked up, and he ended up in a much stronger position than if he had sold early.Pat

Networking with other professionals is crucial because it opens doors and provides insights that may not be apparent on the surface.Resilience is key, as market fluctuations and setbacks are inevitable, but those who adapt and learn from challenges come out stronger.

You can also directly use the BP Marketplace to find potential JV partners or buyers, which is a great way to connect with people who are already looking for investment opportunities.In addition to online forums, attending local real estate meetups and conferences can give you face-to-face interaction with potential partners or buyers, which often builds stronger relationships.

Someone with experience in building companies like that would be great to talk to.The keynote from ITR Economics is probably the session I'm looking forward to the most, particularly as the economy looks and seems rather precarious right now.

The U.S. economy added more jobs than expected, which signals robust economic activity and pressures the Federal Reserve to maintain higher interest rates to combat inflation.

It's awesome you are considering where you want to be and flexible with that.I'd look at your high growth markets, where there is a diversified economy, job growth, income growth, population growth, business friendly environment. 

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