Every market is unique and has its own pros and cons.

I'm in need of advice and guidance for a pretty tricky situation. Here's the problem:We purchased a 41 unit apartment complex, with a live on site property manager. He's been with the complex over 20 years and we kep...

We want to make it sound like we have something unique and different, but not really.Now when it comes to customer service - YES. 

They partner with active operating sponsors who need to supplement their own capital raising efforts based on their deal flow pipeline.And when the market eventually turns and funding dries up, who is uniquely positioned to take advantage of it? 

Investment Info:

Small multi-family (2-4 units) buy & hold investment.

Purchase price: $300,000

Sale price: $400,000

This investment doesn't fit any of the categories available, but it uses multi...

I would design a home for each site (five unique but similar homes, not five cookie cutters or copies), line up my construction pricing and then market each home for sale pre-construction.

Any major leasing items that I should be aware of that are unique to San Francisco?

DC is truly a unique market.

First and foremost, it's important to note that there is really no single right answer for your marketing decisions, because each of your decisions can only be made relative to YOUR unique objectives.  

The smartest thing is what works best for your unique investing situation.