Those of us on BP don't have to worry, in spite of the fear-mongering from the right. 

I am a bit disappointed that in spite of doing everything by the book, the laws may be stacked against me!

So you should be learning (stay humble, and remind yourself that in spite of how awesome you are that YOU are interviewing for a job at the brokerage, and not the other way around), what the brokerage can offer YOU in terms of training, leads, and help in scaling up your business. 

Is demand still there for short term rentals in Richmond City, even in spite of Covid?

In spite of the media attention on the way too many murders in Mexico, tourists keep coming in ever bigger numbers because they're almost never affected.I'm happy to let you know about these units with great financials.

Just curious as I find that partnerships work for seasons and then people change…not always in a bad way, sometimes in a sense of, like, they just want to take it easy after their success….not in spite of others, but sometimes someone else still wants to grind away and grow….have you ever seen that?  

In spite of all that, I have sent out 3 mailing campaigns and have gotten 3 calls but not deals.

Hudson County is one exception as fairly valued, but then there are counties at >20% undervalued.High absolute prices preventing good cap rates (price-rent ratios), are also not present as NJ has pretty strong caps outside of Hudson County, in spite of super high property taxes (e.g. 8% average for multifam in Sussex County, 10-12% in counties like Burlington, Cumberland etc, zero endorsement for those).Also cap rates in Hudson County can go upto 8.5-9% for a 3-4-family property, in spite of a dismal 4% average cap rate for the county.

Since no one has replied, I've dug a little deeper and found this article. http://www.creonline.com/articles/art-286.htmlI've seen several good looking deals on Loopnet, and Marcus and Millichap, the latter who don't reply to requests for info, in spite of having email request forms on their website. makes you wonder whether their listings are current.

Arizona has land, good power, enough water in spite of what you hear and good policy's for landlords.