Look into tools like CoStar, LoopNet, and ARGUS for commercial property analysis, and consider books or courses on underwriting and market analysis.

I'm planning on buying a LTR at the moment, likely small multifamily. markets are hard too.

I'm interested in connecting with investors in the North Carolina market and share my knowledge and experience in generating cash flow properties.

I am proficient in investing and confident in earning 7-10% returns in the market over the next decade or two.

For calculating ARV, platforms like Zestimate, PropStream, and Reonomy use machine learning to analyze market data and comparables.

Market being hot helped and no permits to deal.

Quote from @Ivan Castanon: Quote from @Jay Hinrichs: depends on market most of FLA that wont move the needle.rust belt mid west you can find deals for those amounts.. going to be rougher areas of course. do NOT follow the advice of anyone suggesting second postions or gap funding.

you can still find good deals more west of the freeway in SLC or off market in SLC or south salt lake but they are harder to come by

If the latter, how does that look on a day to day in terms of operating, marketing, and the ownership structure?

But if costs are high or demand is uncertain, holding onto the land while monitoring the market might be the better play.