Has the Fayetteville market been seeing a lot of economic growth that could drive appreciation?

Just make sure you are a doer who lines up financing, is ready to jump when opportunity arises and educates themselves about their market they are buying in by going to Builders meetings, Zoning meetings, and local economic development planning meetings.If this guy is finding you great properties, that's awesome.

Hi BP community, I'm relaying what I put on my FB page as a way to get input from friends/family on a logo design,  my intent for posting it on BP is two-fold.1) most importantly, get a sense for the potential to try and link non-profits that work with crisis, transitioning, temporary housing with investors/landlords/property managers who may have unutilized / underutilized units that they can put somebody up for a few days to a few months.

Realistically many syndicators are underperformed and not meeting their proforma these days due to various reasons: lower vacancy, higher competition (including self-storage) and currently it's near the end of the bullish economic cycle where it's easier to sell (than buy) the assets.

If dumpster, figure $80-$100 / month.4) And as others have said, knock 5-8% off the rents for vacancy, unless that has already been included in the rents listed above.MF are great for economics of scale, but they're also a hive of hidden expenses. 

If we have an economic or housing collapse, then I’m prepared to lower my rent to keep tenants in place.

. — and also provide opportunity to attract NNN national credit tenants Are complementary to ecommerce as a brick-and-mortar interface forlast-mile delivery.Provide nearby residents a compelling experiential reason to leave their homes, such as in-person shopping by choice or visiting local restaurantsLike anything else in real estate, this can vary depending on the location and economic fundamentals of the surrounding area

I think the overall net migration out-of-state and ongoing fiscal crisis are likely to affect aggregate demand for new home buys and rentals outside of a few (mostly tech-driven) submarkets. 

Gross Domestic Product (GDP) per capita is often cited as a measurement of a nation's development or economic capacity.

But the fact of the matter is that there are many non-rent fees and use restrictions that can have a significant economic impact on a commercial tenant.