I could never buy land in brickell it's more than 300 million per acre. but in columbus I can buy an infill lot for 40-60k within 1mile of Downtown Columbus. we looked at hundreds of Floorplans and found that 2 bedrooms seemed to be better than 1 and we wanted a tight compact floorplan that could get high rents. rents are higher Downtown Columbus and property values are higher Downtown Columbus by more than 40%. after that we wanted 4 units but it was commercial so we stuck to 3 units because it's residential. in February of 2024 we submitted our first design of a stacked triplex that is 2 beds 1 bath. after design changes, we now have about 7 approved in our market. all of the underwriting of banks is based on long term rentals.

I'm from the Southern, MI area and I am also building my real estate media business, Elicit Real Estate Media Co. 

. :) jus playin' It is all based on an individuals ability to invest in real estate in a ethical manner.

Quote from @Peter Tverdov: There are many popular social media posts right now portraying that DC homes are going up for sale all over the place because of DOGE cuts.

Thus why the media seeks me out on a consistent basis to weigh in on these things.

Also, market the property on social media with in various real estate groups, if you haven't done so already.You may want to consider promotions such as waving the application fee, or half off first month's rent, etc.I hope you get them rented out soon! 

there ya go another Utah based fullfilment and education company. 

If you want to find someplace to land pick it based on environment/people. 

Their assertion:Which is false based on this email sent to investors (note: redacted to protect privacy.) curious have you ever heard anything further?

Buyers need to be able to imagine themselves in the space and well-done staging helps them do that.Lastly, use agent networks and social media to spread the word.