This closing occurred in the midst of the CV-19 crises and Busey could have used this as a premise to change our terms or pull out altogether.

A county with a 1.2% decade over decade population decline overall does not tell you anything about the neighborhood by neighborhood trends.Growth (either in property value, or market rents) occurs when demand exceeds supply.

Hello, I own about 450 units, and raising money to buy 500 more or so, I am raising a fund for new properties currently, but the thought occurred to me to syndicate my current properties and use the money to buy more myself.

For tenants whose leases are up in the next month or so, you could maybe sign a 6 month lease and let them know the rents increase will occur after that time.

This is fueled largely by the shifts in demand that occur as a result of lower consumer confidence, lower incomes, tightening credit and US monetary policy.First off, I would like to say that until we have a better understanding of the timeline for which we expect businesses to be closed, new transactions will be at a near standstill.

The time to get section 8 tenants was before something like coronoavirus or recession occurs.

In the Wendover/Sedgewood location you may find that you are zoned for schools that are less desirable after some changes that occurred a couple years ago.  

A broker can market the apartment before close for you with the written sellers permission, so no harm starting sooner rather than later.

I side with @Jay Hinrichs that if some real estate crash were to occur, it won’t happen in a matter of weeks.

(This occurs when the property is fenced and the true owner is excluded.)You have to hire an attorney to get this fixed!