The larger multifamily deals generally have low cash flow but also rents are appreciating rapidly and lots are rehab value adds.

We have seen this in the past with inflated markets with rapid apparently guaranteed appreciation.

I can only assume its located in a rapidly appreciating market where investors are willing to suck it up for a couple of years and let price appreciation do the hard work for them (always a risky gamble in any market).

India is quickly becoming what I like to call "the new China", with a rapidly developing economy, many Indian nationals are realizing wealth for the first time. 

AORE (Art of Real Estate) their next meeting is 6 Oct 0800 at the Savannah Rapids Pavilion.

The downtown and immediate surrounding areas have surged rapidly in values, with some areas doubling in tax value within the past year.

@Ryan Dosenberry I am an investor in Holland and Grand Rapids.

There has to be more to it than that.I apologize for the total newbie question; I have no intuition when it comes to this kind of thing.Also, if anyone in the Grand Rapids, MI area has any recommendations for an architect or a GC, I’d really appreciate it.

I'm seeing a lot of videos where investors are growing from 1 rental to 100 rentals overtime, but still can't figure out how these investors are mitigating the risk while growing so rapidly?

Hi  everyone, I am a new wholesale investor in the Cedar Rapids area in which I have my first deal in progress and I am wondering if you know of any real estate attorneys with knowledge of wholesaling to create a legal wholesale assignment contract to get my first property under contract?