In an era marked by rapid economic changes and uncertainties, the real estate market has showcased an unexpected level of resilience.

Hi everyone my name is NateI live on the East side of Grand Rapids downtown Fulton street.

That would cut into your expenses a good amount, add property taxes, insurance, property management, repairs, capex, and a small vacancy rate and you can see that number starts to go down rapidly.

I haven't heard much about Durham but I do know the Columbus population on a percentage basis is growing at a rapid rate.

@Dan Heuschele, I do because of 1 statement by the FED, it is easier to drop rates rapidly, AKA like I did when COVID hit then have to raise them again. 

It seems that the space is growing rapidly and it's something that I'm considering.

Well, they may have other properties doing great and need the tax write off... maybe they're expecting great appreciation of the property and will sell it later... maybe rents are rapidly rising and they expect to be cash flow positive in 20 years when they plan to retire anyhow... or after the mortgage is paid off...Who knows?

It sounds amazing and could be a great way to rapidly pay down my mortgages while freeing up cash to use for more investments. 

Clarksville is a great and rapidly growing area.

I just helped a client close on a multifamily property in Park Rapids this week!