Multifamily investors who are not adequately capitalized, who are located in hard-hit markets, or who don't manage cash flow properly will not fare well.

It was a 'farewell' performance of sorts as John will be returning to Illinois next month.

Flooring and drywall ceilings don't fare well in the dampness.

You can also buy properties that look good in this UP market, and do not fare well in times of higher vacancy. 

This is an exciting time, as things are changing, that will fare well with those who have open eyes and a questioning attitude.

There are at least 20 other towns that should fare well over the years to come, too.I'd start with getting really clear about what makes a market a win for you, then see if you can find a rockstar in one of them. 

To all of you, suggest any markets in So-Cal, meaning anywhere from Bakersfield to south Orange County, Riverside, San Bernardino, etc, that would still fare well for a new investor? 

You'd fare well if you can score a deal in Decatur Proper or Tucker.  

I said I do have enough cash, and we bade farewell and that was that.

@Mindy Jensen thanks for sharing, @Joshua Dorkin I'm listening to the latest podcast in BP giving us your farewell.