For moving there as a primary it depends on what you are used to but for investment purposes depending on where you are there's forms of increased development and is a marked for gentrification.

There is a large amount of new development for these types of properties going on in this area but also a lot of previously existing units. 

I am Realtor, Investor, Developer, and CFO of a real estate holding company that owns a management company and construction company in Southern Maine.

I have a friend who does asset/project based lending but only lends on commercial properties, development or land. 

I wanted to know what happen to the BP beta software that was going to allow us to track and manage deals?

I plan to use some sort of property management software solution like "mylandlordhelper.com" but really, I am looking for suggestions.   

I have a property I bought a couple of years ago, as the market was developing.

If you want to sell the concept of the project, then I would try to get your neighbors into a contract and find developers that would be interested in pursuing it.

I have an opportunity to purchase 21 apartments scattered across multiple buildings ( 80 total in the complex). All 2BR/1BA, lower income rentals at ~$575.  $135/month HOA.  Mid-$30k/unit  so with financing, insuran...

I am so glad I did, when I started, I did not have the background I have since developed.