Hello,My name is Aaron, my brother & I have been renovating my Grandma’s house and are now at the point of Sale.Days before, a homeless man set up shop a few houses up from ours.Setting: Neighborhood In SE, DC.

Less than 3 miles from Interstate 485, Ballantyne Corporate Park, endless shopping/dining options, and the new Ballantyne Reimagined development.

In the meantime, I'm also shopping for a SFH in NC.

When you are shopping for your replacement property you will want to cast a wide net.

Walmart, on the other hand, has a beta of 0.48, which also makes sense because even in a downturn people are going to continue to need groceries, and since Walmart has cheap products, people will continue shopping there, which means Walmart won't experience as severe of a downturn as the average company.If you apply that to a real estate market, I would think that cities with high tourism have high multifamily betas (maybe Nashville as an example).

As a result, I turned to building a lot of the furniture myself (dining table, night stands, coffee table, and console table for kitchenette) using tools and wood from Home Depot.

Lenders can be picky, so you want to ensure you are shopping in a market where the deal will close.

Have you considered shopping for an existing home instead, so you don't waste more time with these jokers?

Drill, nail gun, saw, bits, blades, work light, dolly, shop vac.

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