Hi Chris, I am currently working with a local investor client of mine looking to shift his REI portfolio away from SFR and more so into larger apartment complexes in the Northland Region of the KC Metro.I have been underwriting and analyzing deals recently in the $800k-2.5 million price range for him, so have 'my finger on the pulse' of what's available right now.

There has been a great shift away from YP advertising as owners are moving more towards SEO programs and the Internet for advertising.

I understand where you're coming from, it's a mindset shift and I think many (if not most) people here will tell you that the shift occurred after reading "Rich Dad, Poor Dad"... so if you haven't read that, you may want to.  

I ran into the same thing with TD Bank and then shifted to First Citizens and closed within a week or two. 

Personally, I have been working 3rd shift at a group home for years.

Once the market shifts (like we are seeing now) and appraisals start coming in low, lending becomes tighter, it will be much more difficult to have an exit strategy. 

Meaning the larger properties end up offering greater versatility and flexibility in the face of shifting market dynamics.NUMBER 2: "UNTAPPED" SKI RESORT TOWNSI guess it depends on how you define untapped.

The west and possibly north boundary of the lot have a 1-1.5' gap and an 18' "shift" to the east.

This book caused a big paradigm shift in how I view human error and mistakes by humans entirely!

Consequently, I've shifted my focus and will no longer invest in residential properties in Manitoba.