As this sector of real estate matures, it's not going to be about operating in places that have less saturation.

I will also be advocating for activity and cooperation between our members and others within the CRE sector here in Central Ohio.

public rEIT is actually much safer than this private REIT becoz they are currently traded below their book value and has more discount compare to NAV value, and investor can always averaging down.There're however some REIT that cut their dividend by half, for example, some REIT is leaving the entire office sector and selling all their portfolio or loss.So for the OP, do you understand what's the underlying asset that guarantee those 12% dividend ?

I have been doing lots of research into real estate specifically on the multi family sector.

Having many discussions in probate court with judges on the issue I have been told by the courts absolute frustration with the lack of appropriate housing for persons with special needs and they wish the private sector could and would step in to help solve the problems. 2.)

I am more focused on the qualifying side for the checklist to help us get to the quantifying side to make a decision.QUALIFY TO QUANTIFY = BEST DECISION Therefore, for all of those wonderfully knowledgeable individuals in the MH sector of our passionate drive to success....what would you suggest would go on this checklist?

I am in market almost 6 years I have a strong network , in real estate sector How did you finance this deal?

Can I go with the BRRR method without needing to dip my toe in the priiate lending sector? 

However, if you compare between Stock Index and Commercial Real Estate ; I agree investing in stock index has better reward/risk scenario than Commercial, especially if you invest at bad CRE sector like hotel/retail/office.

If anything changes from an interest rate stand point, with treasuries, or anything else the very tightly compressed cap rates seen in the multifamily sector may become less attractive to institutional investors.  3.