I have been thinking through housing, affordability, and the effect on what until the last few years have been dead markets.

My last few years on the "day job" before I retired, the absolute worst part was looking for and hiring employees. 50% or more would not even show up for the interview they scheduled, and wouldn't let you know. 50% of the ones that did show up were such dead wood when they got in there that it was obvious why they were unemployed.

If you do not understand how noi and cap rate determine value learn it even if in theory it only applies to commercial RE.Is BRRRR dead?  

I prefer a producer driven economy.I hope you guys keep commenting on this thread as I learn alot from your candid non curated opinions I am going to reply a lot but I have to drive nowthis feels like combination of 2001 and 2008the tech sector had reduced employment at least 15% , only 7 companies with highest FCF making money the rest is in live and dead situation ..:: most companies are going to be dead situation now and they are holding cash as the number of orders has been slowing down a lot ….. the number of layoff in trucking sector is worrying becoz they are the front in inflation indicator 

I think some PM's feel that the more communication they offer the greater chance the LL is going to micromanage them doing their job..... and sometimes they are dead on right. 

It’s dead center between campus & the old downtown.

I get multiple CRM and VA calls per week on two of my parks though and I just hang up... if you can't pronounce my home town correctly I know your just cranking phone numbers.Take Frank Rolfe's MHP investing boot camp.Stick with local smaller banks for funding. 

Start with getting rid of high interest, “dead weight” debt ( cars, credit cards, personal loans, student loans, etc.).

I just talked to the management company that handles a few houses at the subdivision we are thinking to buy, she’s saying the honest number of rents revenue is 45-50k, may to August is all the earnings, all other months are pretty much dead.

I am in the dead center of Los Angeles.