Those are areas that, if they match with good data, are your target markets because you either have more personal knowledge of the area or have real boots on the ground who you trust already.

Hi Julian,Being a property manager, vs. being a GREAT property manager, which is a whole different level of commitment.If you want to be a property manager in business for yourself, you could learn from a bigger outfit like greystar for a couple of years and draw a W2 from them.If you want to manage class B or C, managing a class A will not give you the boots on the ground experience you need very much.

I work full time in Gary, so if you need boots on ground let me know.

Let me know if you need boots on the ground!

I have always been told to weight equity over cashflow, especially when early in the game or in the building phase.

Talk to them and mention that they normally do a great job keeping up with the yard and you noticed there are still a lot of leaves on the ground. 

We're looking primarily at northern states with lots of rainfall and ground water.

Own the land, utilities checked out, the permitting is almost done, have a contractor lined up, and about to break ground in 1-2 months. 

I thought it was wrong that they wouldn’t give me the leases, but you all gave me the confidence I needed to stand my ground.

I'm looking to link with realtors, contractors, builders as well as an accountant to get this project off the ground as soon as possible.