Hey All,We syndicate money on a deal-by-deal basis for a small group of high-net-worth individuals, and as the title suggests, we are looking for a new regional partner in Nashville to help deal source and run the property management side of things.

Unique, design forward property.

It would fall into the Northern Region of Georgia according to the HAD.

I'm putting together a team to construct our first flagship property under the "Coleman Brand," and the good news is that I'm in the Dallas, Texas region, where the market is booming as a result of all those Californians relocating here with their businesses.

Or does that mean this market has something unique that reduces expenses and makes a property profitable with 60% of the rent going to debt service?

Well thanks to @Joshua Dorkin and his great team, I can pose such question and hopefully create a fun and educational discussion.Look forward to hearing everyone's unique feedback,Damir Kamber 

If so, what region did you end up zoning in on?

A Mentor in my region or anywhere for that matter will help me tremendously giving me some regional info and maybe some hands on experience in pursuit of my first deal.

Or do I need to have a unique Use and Occupancy license for each property I buy? 

And even though it might not be as popular as international tourist hub, Orlando, it is still a hot place for regional tourists.#5 Fort Lauderdale, FloridaMore affordable, Fort Lauderdale real estate offers yields of up to 9%, driven by solid rental demand from Broward College students.