A lot of the profit in this business is the fact that they own everything and barely have a small mortgage on it.

I bought that bare land in 95 for 27k and sold in Jan for 1.9million to a developer.. its across the street from the Graton Casino.. it was unbuildable when I bought it that's why it was so cheap but Path of progress caught up to us..

The bare minimum training those people need is "Sir, have you lost your job or seen a decline in income since the pandemic started?

Just barely delinquent?)

They're fed up being wage slaves and having to spend most of their time working for a job they hate just to barely afford their sky-high mortgages.

It is 1.5 stories actually with barely 6.5' of space at the peak on the second floor storage area. 7' of height on the main floor.

But that’s also because 30 year products barely exist for commercial RE.

Borrowing from family increases the risk, not decreases it.Doing the bare minimum is a bad idea.

The 1st month was not even over and I barely had the house all cleaned up when people came knocking on the door asking if it was going to be for rent.

If you can bare some traffic, Harrison is very good to invest in (although inventory is very low, and Harrison is not a huge town either).