That being said we were trying to stay in an area where we had one of us with “boots on the ground” from a property management standpoint. 

@George Adkins I would find a good real estate agent or property manager from the area to be your boots on the ground there.  

I am looking further out of state but I really don’t have boots on the ground any where else so I would really just be going in blind.

If a ground-up development deal can get funding, there's no reason a vacant building with a solid lease-up plan, and someone with a history of completing these deals shouldn't be able to find funding.

If he's evicting people on the basis of vaccines, it's hard to see it as a valid grounds to remove a tenant.

I'm still in the research phase, so all of this is beyond helpful!

Some real estate syndications are for ground-up construction and others are for buy-and-hold (i.e., buy an asset that’s already stabilized, and hold it for a number of years).A great example of a value-add multifamily deal is an apartment community whose units haven’t been updated in ten years.

Its really hard to become a top selling agent, its starting your whole life over with a new career starting from the ground up. 

Hello all, I am currently in the notice to quit phase of a month to month eviction.

We just did a BRRRR and are in the renting phase.