My guess is that, even though the post is directed at no one in particular, some people aren't solid on their investment strategy or knowledge so they interpret the post to be about them.The even weirder part is actually real-life Bro culture to a tee.

Originally posted by @Matthew Irish-Jones:@Kevin Hill rookies are being squeezed out.

@Matthew Irish-Jones I have never owned a home before.

Originally posted by @Matthew Irish-Jones:@Michael Lowe who cares what your friends think? 

The big companies here are all focused on cloud offerings, which has only gotten more demand with the newly emerging WFH culture.  

As others have stated, it truly depends on location, culture at the apartment community, market trends in the area, etc.Class C properties typically offer a clear upside with the right business plan.

What I would do is find a couple people who invest around UW currently and find out about the culture of student housing there.

One thing I haven't written much of here but I spend a lot of time thinking about is that in addition to the simple, painful fact that there is a very limited supply and a very high demand for good people to fix houses, there's a quiet but very powerful culture clash taking place between many would-be real estate investors and many contractors/handymen/tradesmen.

They are fantastic and have a great culture of customer service.

“We need you in the office, you improve the culture when you’re here.”