It was touted as a possible "next Fountain Square", but it's actually quite bigger than FS, with less attractions (restaurants, shopping, etc), but the proximity to downtown makes it appealing.

@Dacia Ray, -there is a version of Section8 for VA (HUDVASH), where they take the approach to "proactively manage" the recipients of financial help (monthly/weekly visits/checks from social worker to keep them on the right road). i think they usually look for studios/1 bdr apartments... they tout a higher success rate then regular section8Look for posts from @Bradley Bogdan (very helpful!!!)

And then the other half of the landlords will be touting how they get better tenant classes because they don't.  

But we have someone now that we use for 70% of our maintenance and repairs who "owns the living sh*t" out of his job and if he's still around ... and our buildings are still around .. well we'll probably go that route.

Realtor is touting that the units are at below market rates and can be increased to improve cash flow. 

Tout the fact the this is $10K less than assessed value, if that is the case.  

I hear a lot of people touting doom and gloom about retail yet they have never owned the asset or specialize in it.They have owned SFR or Multifamily and are on the outside looking in with just a very basic concept of the asset class but not deep level knowledge.

They not only charged me 4 points for the acquisition, but, according to the HUD, I was billed for the "Repair Credit Line" that they tout out as what sets them apart from their competitors.

I just came across an article touting a strategy that helps remove the lender flood insurance requirement.This improved cost savings after buying multifamily by hundreds of dollars per door.Research showed about 60% of buildings in a flood zone are incorrectly rated.Elevation Certificates are needed to review each specific building in a high-hazard flood zone to determine whether the building is on a naturally high ground above the base flood elevation.

Texas has an intrastate portal that likes to tout that they were Texas's FIRST real estate crowdfunding platform.