Wow @Adam Wigdorski nice to see how much your portfolio has grown since we talked a few years ago!

Hi All,You don't know me my name is Charles David Adams I've been a carpenter builder for 40 years, I've built multimillion dollarhomes in Marina Del Rey next to the Hughes apartments, Colorado Springs Colorado,and Phoenix.

Quote from @Robert Adams: @Joe Fermin @Jasmine Joseph welcome to both of you!

Therefore I invest in neighborhoods on the east side of the city (Evanston, Norwood, Madisonville, Pleasant Ridge, Deer Park, Madeira, Kenwood, etc) - my basic rule of thumb is to stay as close to Interstate I-71 as you can.If you are okay with C,D class areas in exchange for higher cashflow there are neighborhoods on the west side of the city or further away from downtown that can accommdate this.Downtown neighborhoods (Biz district, pendleton, OTR, Mt adams) are really going to be your higher end plays that can still cashflow enough to cover all of your expenses but CoC is going to be <5%. 

Quote from @Brian Adams: For years I had a passion to pursue investing in real estate and I never got much traction until I was so clear in my mind on my desired outcome.In 2011 I quit my job and set out to buy and sell multifamily.Early on in my journey, I struggled to find investors to fund deals.

@Adam Wells there is one via zoom on the first Wednesday of every month.

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Originally posted by @Adam Stiles:Great work, @James Gates!

@Adam Hays The BRRRR Goal in my opinion in an over simplified example1.

Originally posted by @Adam Blachnio:frankly speaking in that area may feel safe Only poeople who lives there, whoever wants to move in start becoming on bad guys radar.RE are obviously cheaper there...