The properties are in the University Heights neighborhood of Tucson where we’ve done a handful of deals over the last few years.

Also, I think a lot of renters or those with smaller homes in LA (especially those in tech or those with generational wealth) are realizing that WFH is a thing, and are leaving the bigger metros for the suburbs (my realtor said that in most metro areas and places near universities, etc apartment/multi-family landlords are experiencing higher vacancy rates and having to offer more concessions to get people in).

Neither of us is an accredited investor.  

I have been looking at places in highland town and neighborhoods closer to John Hopkins University.

ANSWER: It depends....There is no universal answer to what renovations are best to increase value, that is because the different operational class's or strategies have a different user class, and it is the end user that determines what is of perceived value.

Hello everyone, I'm a graduate student in University of Maryland, College park.

If you are an accredited investor then I would look at larger storage unit deals in metro areas.

Hi BP, I am Tongcheng, a new investor in Chicago who bought my first buy-and-hold triplex in March this year (near a university 2-hours drive from Chicago).

Are they accredited, if you only plan on accepting accredited money? 

I'm also a fan of Westfield, especially by the university.