For instance, here's a small screen shot of PMs listed for Dallas-Forth Worth area, where I've seen PM rec requests come from lately:Then you'll at least get some names of companies who are association members to start with.If your area doesn't have a chapter, like our Ohio, you can choose the "Location" option under that same "Search for a Member" section and it will list all of the PMs in the location range you specify.I hope that's a helpful tip!

., to have what used to be a middle-class lifestyle in retirement one needs north of $3.5 Million returning better than 8% in order to have any kind of a decent retirement.There's only a point in borrowing equity out if you're going to arbitrage it: invest it in something which returns more than the P&I on the equity loan.David J Dachtera"Success is not a destination.

I own properties in areas where getting decent tenants is not too difficult.  

PS: I knew nothing about REI about a year ago or so but now I have my 1st property that cash flows very nicely and has some decent equity built into it.  

Worth a shot!

iCap Equity is decent but they require 500k minimum investment.

Once that is complete we may look to move to a bigger house and turn our current house into a full rental, renting out the house for around $2k and the ADU for $900-$1k which should cash flow $400-$500/month for us and continue to see decent appreciation. 

There's the old 50% rule for apartments, which is a decent rule of thumb.

This will generate probably 90 calls and some decent activity.

When it comes to older office, in particular multistory office buildings, the challenge is often looking beyond 'it pays a decent return' and digging in to understand what is required to day to keep vacancies low, and equally or more importantly what will be required tomorrow to attract or keep tenants?