The biggest impact won't be from immigration, but from policy.

The biggest thing that sticks out to me is quality of tenant at that price point as well as the area it is in.

I contacted some of the biggest buyers in the area that I knew & one reached out to me on here.

One of the biggest issues with all of this, is that up until now me and my wife have been doing our own taxes and haven't had anyone to reach out to.  

The biggest issue is trying to find sensible inventory.

I would book my contractors NOW if you are doing major work, that will be your biggest vacancy loss if they are delayed. 

-Went over budget by about $80K Biggest surprises were sprinkler (~11K for sprinklers + 9K for extra engineering + 3 months holding costs) and water/sewer lines.

A few from just making connections and they would send me opportunities (bankers, property managers)My biggest deals came from doing a tax search (which I always do) on one property I had some interest in.  

Campgrounds require one of two things to be successful .1-On or close to an interstate highway for over night campers,or2- a destination location,such as beach (me) or mountains.Last is amenities, pool, game rooms,on site laundry etc... biggest mistake you can make is put all your money in spaces  and nothing built to attract campers!

I would say the Cerner development where the Bannister mall used to be is the biggest enchilada out there, especially if you're investing for cash flow.4.