Is there such a thing? Or possible broker they work together?

-Uwe

Hello Everyone,My name is Stuart Macheske I'm a nationwide investor and Vice President of Sales  for Home Team Detroit.

I've now scaled my own development company that I founded in 2015 and we work on nationwide development projects with our core focus being affordable housing and clean energy programs. 

When Ireland’s potato crop failed nationwide in 1849, the elite 1%, the landlords took the opportunity evict all of the tenant farmers.

I see a lot of nationwide owners in my database searches.

One is a major MHP operator who has bought and sold over 300 parks nation wide without syndication.

According to WSJ article below (behind paywall) only 2 out of 3 tenants paid their April rent nationwide and expect May to be worse as many of us here are expecting, possibly reaching 40% to 50% delinquency:https://www.wsj.com/articles/n...

I work for a nationwide management company and it varies state to state.

Obviously there are some people who go from college to high paid job -> straight to A property, but by in large this is a normal ongoing process of transitioning up in class and what gets defined as A, B, C, etc. gets changed over time as a result generally improving housing stock.What the economist is getting right is that A class is also where almost all of the vacancy is right now nationwide. 1st new construction normally doesn't count in vacancy data until the building as at least 1 year old.

I'm not sure what details you need other than what I shared, but feel free to ask.Your link, I am assuming, is nationwide data.