Third, research and inform your tenant about nearby cooling centers and their hours as a backup option.

Right now, we’re trying to build some local connections and would love to hear from folks who know the area well.We’re especially looking to connect with:* Investor-friendly agents* Property managers* General contractors* Other BRRRR investors working in the area (East Lake, Ensley, Center Point)If you’re local or have any referrals, we’d be super grateful and looking forward to learning (and contributing) as we go.Thanks!

Change mine to the gumpy super tall centers that do nothing but draw fouls 

Quote from @Basit Siddiqi: I would prioritize the sponsor performance(life of the fund) and experience over cash-flow and depreciation.I would also look to zoom down on the asset class along wtih the region you want to invest in to then determine the fund sponsor you want to go with.Asset class - residential real estate, commercial real estate, data centers, mobile home park, etcregion - north east, south, west, etcThen when you decide on a few sponsors, have a call with their investor relations team to see if the sponsor will decide on getting a cost segregation study.Bes tof luck!

Remember those subs are doing other jobs , the electrician may have 6 or 7 jobs going all at different stages , they dont come running when you call .

Originally posted by @Keaton Reiners:Hey everyone, I am still deep in the research stage of my REI journey.

All complimented with Amazon fulfillment centers, google, and more tech manufacturing jobs.The bad reputation of “Detroit” comes from OOS investors wanting sub $40,000, D class properties in poor condition, because they pencil out to 2-3% deals on paper.

I’m in the early stages of launching a solo property management company on Long Island.

My current work centers on evaluating value-add and stabilized deals with strong operational upside and in-place cash flow.My background includes building multiple successful businesses in the fitness and education space, which taught me the importance of systems, strategic execution, and building high-performance teams.

Places like city-center Seattle have less variability.4) Managing remotely is possible -- I have clients who have done it.