As long as you promote your properties for rent on the main channels, such as Zillow(One of the best, as it crawls quite a few sources), AZ Republic/AZ Central (Heavily read by many PHX residents), East Valley Tribune, Craigslist (inferior, due to scamming and lack of reach, but still works and free), etc, you will generate a lot of interest.

. • More than 22 million sq. ft. is currently under construction, which will provide needed space options to a tight market; any future impact to overall vacancy is expected to be negligible to none.Office• Sublease availability has roughly doubled since the beginning of the COVID pandemic, from 3 million sq. ft. to nearly 6 million sq. ft.

At just 1,000 SF I assume its a small retail space.

The note space is truly challenging because of the state by state laws and issues.

Hello BP Members,I'm hoping to receive some advise about a situation I'm currently in 1 month after closing on my first investment property.I purchased a 4-plex in the DFW, TX area late August this year that is located in a street with four other 4-plex properties.I know that my property and the one next to mine were owned by a single owner but was sold separately.The problem I have run into is about parking spaces.

I was thinking of adding a awning for shade and pavers on ground . since the units are so small  this extra space could also fit a table for dining besides making the laundry area shaded .will it help to increase rent ?

My biggest Value-Add was on the inside, I took down and opened the living space and kitchen, and added a partition wall to create a 4th bedroom and a good sized office.

Recently I was approached about a couple off-market vacant commercial properties in the KC market that would make a terrific conversion to apartments, with enough space for roughly 60 apartments each. 

Two garage spaces are not utlized.

This would be my first deal in this mhp space.