In my opinion, on a private setting, saying “within 10%” lower would be a great response, when i started to explore residential sector a few months back, i tell the client i’ll help them with detailed bid and in return, i’d like a detailed opinion in my bid.

Get a foot in the door by actually working in the property sector and getting away from full commission so we can get a loan more easily. 

They can be folks working in the tech sector for 5-20+ years, doctors, business owners, etc the folks that have high incomes and have saved or let it compound in the stock market all this time.

In many parts of the US, manufacturing and similar jobs are going away and what remains are service sector jobs.

I came from a completely different sector with the goal of investing in real estate on my own.

@Carol Venolia Are you in the mobile home sector?

The downside is the multifamily sector is on fire.

Hospitality, retirement, and health care are all growing sectors that have me bullish on BCS for the foreseeable future.

I have spoken to a few trusted contacts of mine who specialize in this sector, and they reveal that while tenant turnover is more frequent than B class areas, turnover cost is almost nothing because you don't have to make it look nice for the next tenant.

If you had to choose only one sector / type of real estate investing for the next two decades, what would it be and why?