Undergoing a significant rehab can yield aggressive returns, but always increases the risk of unknowns and cost/scope explosions.

I'd actually find a property in a neighborhood under-going revitalization such as Edgewood in DC that will likely be a lower cost to get in and show faster appreciation. 

The Real Estate industry overall has seemingly changed overnight.The fact is, our industry has been undergoing a shift for some time now.

I live in an area that’s undergoing major gentrification and I really want to be apart of rebuilding a community, while staying true to the people that are currently living there.

I’ve listed my rental on Zillow and received a lot of interest however the property is still undergoing renovations.

Hello,I was wondering if anyone has come across a form or verbiage that protects the landlord from liability while a property is undergoing fumigation.   

Buy a multiunit (2-4) property for ~$300k with 20% down in an area that is older but undergoing somewhat of a renaissance.

If he determines it can then you will need to speak with the building dept, also if not already, after hurricane sandy by me any structure undergoing a major renovations will need to be lifted and put on stilts, 

That's how I want to get to know the area. 2) Relatively safe as well (so I can run and bring a camera without much worry)3) Places that are popular with investors, particularly where long distance investors would want to check out4) If it is undergoing (or has the potential to undergo) rapid transformation then even better!

In a lot of ways, this quarantine has forced our world (particularly the corporate world) to undergo some sort of twisted and apocalyptic social experiment.