Everywhere I turn all I see are pitches for affordable housing and the same (not so) compelling arguments regurgitated by syndicators, capital raisers, brokers etc. for the investment strategy....strong returns...lower volatility....supply (huh?)

I have a building near Little Village in Chicago, its a neighborhood with large illegal immigrant population and demand has been as strong as ever for rentals. 

Your market timing and strategic acquisition clearly paid off with a strong return.As a direct lender, I'd be happy to discuss how we can support you on future projects.

With an average monthly profit of about $1,175 after expenses, it’s proving to be a strong investment.If your parents sell their home and want to move in, you’d need to weigh the trade-offs—losing that steady revenue vs. the stability of a long-term tenant.

Look for cities with strong job growth, stable or expanding population, and favorable local regulations.For passive investors seeking diversification in their real estate portfolio, considering these markets might just be the key to unlocking unexpected potential.What secondary market(s) have been catching your eye lately?

@Collin StewartSince you're PCSing to Columbia, SC, and have VA loan entitlement remaining, house hacking a small multifamily with a VA loan is a strong option since it requires zero down.

A strong foundational knowledge of real estate is something I'm currently working on.

I'm building in a brand-new subdivision.

Forget Fiduciary, I am finding more information about Grocapitus/MultifamilyU that leads me to believe strongly that Mr.

It's such a strong seller's market in every inventory range it might be a great time sell....says the realtor!