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So like the example you gave, there are fewer lenders doing 75% ARV, but many more lending down to 70%, so at that amount there might be more options.I hope that helps, would be happy to jump into more specifics with some more details about the flip itself.

Oklahoma, specifically Tulsa seems like it may have some merit.

Does anyone have any tips for specific suburbs to look at that offer a good risk vs. reward mix? 

I serve as the acquisition manager for a private equity firm specializing in retail and industrial properties.I'm on the hunt for networking events in NYC specifically geared towards commercial real estate professionals.

The 80,750-SF grocery-anchored neighborhood center, which traded at a 6.5% cap rate and was 92% occupied, has had The Fresh Market as its anchor tenant for the past 12 years.Higher up the pricing spectrum, unanchored and open-air shopping centers may see cap rates above 7% and occasionally push into the 8% to 9% range as specific market and quality factors influence each transaction.In the open-air shopping center segment, Nuveen sold the 1 MSF Fayette Pavilion to 5Rivers CRE, a private buyer from Houston, for $134 million, or $128/SF.

I Just relocated to Branson to work specifically with vacation rental investors.

It is important to consult with a tax professional or attorney specializing in 1031 exchanges to ensure that your friend's specific situation and intentions comply with IRS regulations.

If you have specific questions about property management, I'll be happy to help!

I'm a web developer, trying to figure out the best source to find properties in say, Virginia that have been sold twice in the last 18-months, with the idea being to find flippers and contact them.Any ideas on publically available data sources?