OSU being one of the largest schools in the nation is going back to "in seat" classes.

Property taxes are generally your largest single operating expense so I would avoid states with high property taxes and insurance rates.

I love buy/hold single family houses, they’ve never let me down and they may make up the largest number of residential properties in the US so there is always another house out there.

With interest rates higher it means fewer buyers are out there on these properties, and the boomer generation is the largest holder of rental real estate still (outside of large institutions) and they are getting to a spot where they're ready to sell... combine that w/ higher interest rates and I feel it's ripe for people wanting to sell w/ owner carry. 

I would read the following:1) Any of the books that Dave Reynolds and myself have written (OK, that was obvious).2) Sam Zell's book "Am I Being Too Subtle" not for the MH component (only about 4 pages although he's the largest owner of mobile home parks in the U.S.) but because it has excellent discussions on the concept of risk vs. reward which applies well to mobile home parks.3) "The Man Who Bought the Waldorf" which is one of the greatest real estate books of all time and tells the story of Conrad Hilton and how he built a fortune, lost everything in the Depression, and then bought it all back for a penny on the dollar later when everyone else would have just jumped off a bridge.

I don't think he can recreate that every week but 2 or 3 we closed on it seems he will flip those as well.Of course he has me as his funder thats a huge advantage to most ( humbly speaking LOL) so when we say cash we mean cash .. no loans need to happen no appraisals none of that stuff.. we just aim and shoot then duck. 

If you are anticipating a nationwide economic downturn over the next decade, then Fayetteville, with the largest base in the country will be a top performing market.

., County of Randolph, and by far the largest parcel and land holder, Horth Carolina Railroad Holdings I LLC.

It was the largest employer. 

This is the largest project so far:https://philly.curbed.com/2018/4/2/17188920/affordable-housing-project-for-east-kensington-riverward