@Lucia Rushton I certainly wasnt trying to paint all realtors with one broad brush.

In addition, there is demand for about 400,000 to 500,000 housing units to replace damaged or lost housing stock.[1] So supply is still broadly behind demand for both 1-family and multi-family units, though the tightness of supply varies across metro areas.

You have to define the area on a map...and understand what you're looking at.

You really need to define what it is that you can do to this property to increase it's value by 50-60K for less than 5K of rehab.

Depends on how the height limit is defined.

Hi guys, I know this is a broad question, and I know that it “depends”.

Check this out:https://danielkayhertz.com/2019/05/15/out-of-state-college-graduates-help-define-chicagos-north-side-zone-of-affluence/?

That way they have not paid current rent and you can definately evict for non payment of rent.

Even though we do a pretty good job trying to get very defined leads for our BRRR strategy, we get many leads that we feel we could monetize using some of the instruments i have heard in this Forum.

Each component may have a different name, or be subject to slightly different allocation of cost (triple net office has the tenant pay most of the operating expenses and property taxes), but the bottom line number that we care about is Net Operating Income or NOI.When you hear people talk about NOI, you'll know how that is defined (formula above).