Part of the calculus here was the contraction in cap rate premiums over cap rates observed in the office sector.

if so and if the application is SOP for this sector, then he agreed to the background check when he signed the application also before you do anything else get yourself some tenant/landlord education.

But since about 2013 the private sector has entered the real estate lending game.. there are now many alternatives that did not exist in 2008 to keep investors going in the RE game..

There you are, shirtless and buffed out to display how much leisure time you have to spend at the gym, having fun in a world where everything is easy.

It will be great when I can go look at a property at my leisure and not have to rely on someone else.Fast forward to this summer and I met my buddies brother in law who is a broker of his own real estate company and it is a small office, a perfect fit for me.

@Rafael Norat  In my mind the reason the term Turn Key was coined and is used to describe a certain sector of RE investing is the markets themselves.For most lets say that invest on the west coast to buy something that cash flows one would be looking at small multi to multi one generally would never be looking at a SFR for a cash flow rental unless one though there was pretty nice appreciation upside.

The addition of 4000+ jobs from Google in Playa Vista, the expansion of the tech sector from Santa Monica south into Playa / Marina, the revitalization of downtown / urban core, the weather, the economy, the attractions, the culture, expanding public transport, etc - are all factors in LAs continued growth.Strategically, I would be BUILDING in the city as much as I can, anywhere in the LA metro area.

I know of people who have leased a 2017 work truck fully loaded and are doing 100% claiming with it, and ALSO leasing a claiming a 2017 Mercedes, but they put that one as a leisure vehicle to not draw any red flags.

I am not originally from Texas, but with the huge influx of jobs to the state, specifically Dallas, the current inventory can not keep up with the demand for housing in all sectors.

Markets are strong across many sectors.