
16 June 2023 | 14 replies
Most of my clients we do not look at anything below 2 million in price. 7k cars a day is weak but might be manageable with best spot in town.Roofs these days are about 8 to 10 a foot or more.

3 May 2022 | 15 replies
I had a similar opinion in regard to playing the zoning to its strengths and weaknesses.

19 April 2023 | 50 replies
The ideology about Wholesalers having license is pretty weak in my opinion.

15 March 2015 | 66 replies
I'll gladly pay him commission bc I have no tap in that business.I know my weakness, marketing, I have been an agent 12 yrs ago, although really wet behind the ear.

26 August 2020 | 74 replies
So they don't accomplish any goal, even a misguided one.People confuse nice and respect with weakness.

28 April 2018 | 6 replies
AND WHERE YOU AREDavidson County (Nashville proper) has a lower construction cost than it's immediate neighboring county of Williamson which is the most expensive real estate in Middle Tennessee.As Luka stated finding SKILLED labor is difficult at the moment because Nashville and Middle Tennessee never suffered from the down turn.If you are looking to invest... look to the counties in the western portions of the State (Gibson, Tipton, Weakly, Obion etc) or the western reaches of middle Tennessee (Dickson, Benton, Montgomery Cheatham etc)

6 August 2018 | 75 replies
I posted a month ago that I was seeing weakness in the south Denver/Co Springs rental markets, now that weakness has spilled over into price reductions on homes for sale of 5-8% already relative to what they were asking a month ago.

15 July 2021 | 212 replies
Eliminating costly mistakes has value.The difficult part is Determining if the value is worth the cost.Finding the class that offers you the most.Recognizing dollars spent on education is dollars that are not initially available to you to start your RE investment pursuits.Recognizing your strengths/weaknesses to determine if a class is the best for you.I am largely self-taught on my RE investing and have never paid for a class and have done alright.

7 September 2017 | 65 replies
The fact that the Lonnie Dealer frequently fairs well when this happens is a byproduct of the weak cash market that exists for MHs.
21 March 2018 | 44 replies
The city i live in (los angeles) is overpriced and most of investments i've seen lately do not make any sense; i'm therefore compelled to now look for opportunities in other cities and states where the markets are still recovering.The strategy would be mosty buy and hold; value added multifamily and single family portfolios projects; the strategy would be to buy at a discount, rehab, lease, refi, and move to the next projectCriterias:- minimum 1-2m+ metro areas- landlord friendly laws- minimum 10% net cap rates- strong appreciation- low vacancies / supply- low property taxes- low income taxes- low price to income ratios- positive demographics- healthy local economyI've done some researches and found that Detroit, Cleveland, Indianapolis, Pittsburg could eventually be interesting markets despite weak demographics; at least for the next couple of yearsWhat's your take about that?