The environment is different now and areas have their own temperament.

Curious what other investors are doing in such a challenging environment.

Tenants are required to keep a peaceful environment.

TECHNICALLY, 85% with Freddie but that does not work at all in today's environment.

for the portland area this fire event has never happened before.. at least to create this kind of bad air.fires are just part of the environment in many parts of the west always has been always will be.I think as much as anything some of this will be dictated by insurance.

In this volatile interest rate environment, I would keep the terms short.

@Kathryn Morea With the amount of equity she’s dealing with, with regards to retail STNL in this environment, she’s effectively relegated to dollar stores or tertiary, franchisee-backed fast feeders.You could either buy a couple low-rent, high cap double net DG’s in proven markets with 7-10 years remaining on the lease and 10% bumps every five (albeit very tertiary ones, as in 3,500 people in a 3-mile radius), or a brand new, absolute NNN DG in a similarly sized market with 15 years remaining on the base lease (flat rent though for 15 years until the options) at a lower cap.Keep in mind this is effectively a secure cash flow play with a lot of inflation risk if you buy a newer, NNN deal.

The effects on the environment are devastating with the massive power draws of mining.

I guess there are exceptions somewhere...but 99.9% of the time you cannot use FHA in the present environment.  

I agree with Nathan here.. socal historically hasn't been great for cash flow and in the current high interest rate & low inventory environment its even harder.