Set your goals, take a conservative approach, trust the data, and if it doesn’t make sense, don’t do it.

Have them transfer security, advanced rents, rent rolls, contact info, keys, leases, and any other pertinent data.2.

However, my perspective is more cautious, driven not just by statistical analysis but by firsthand observations in the field and insights from investors and developers across the country.

I purchased a list of note sellers in TX from a data company.

JPowell might land this thing...he may not.. will continue to look at the data as he's said forever but looks like they've got eyes on labor

I'm interested in using the BRRRR methodology. 

I've made so many great connections through Meetup events over the years, this is a network driven business, more than half my deals came from networking connections.

@Deepak Malhotra and @Pat HeidingsfelderCan you please give some data points? 

Before investing $1,500, I'd recommend checking if there is data showing potential tenants actually need/want this amenity.

Current State: Knowing the neighborhood(s) we target, and having driven them (regularly) I have a pretty decent list of "looks distressed" properties.