They tend to have general info and knowledge of various asset classes but do not specialize.Those nuances and deep expert level knowledge from a specialist makes all the difference in the world when you are buying a property in the millions to tens of million of dollars in purchase price.For instance in retail commercial I have specific commercial attorneys I use that have specialized skills like I do in a specific asset class.Hope it helps.

We had no issues attracting investors as we are have experience with MF acquisition and deep value add repositioning. 

It's well worth taking a deep look at the roof, furnaces/ACs, Electrical, etc and put together a quick spreadsheet of when they realistically would need replaced along with a cost for that replacement.

I think most folks deep down resent others making money.

If you have a tenant that deep fries a lot or cooks a lot with grease and doesn't use a proper range hood you can get residue on the walls.

I started the year out going to some good seminars, but there were pervading feelings at these events of unease and uncertainty about what 2016 would look like economically due to the election.I went to meetings and talked to other real estate professionals who said they noticed the markets slowing and that days on market were increasing for flips.

She is very nervous that we will be risking our hard earned life savings on a long shot so I am taking it slow and only using a very small portion of our overall savings for these efforts.My patience seems to be paying off as she is becoming more comfortable with alternative investments.

I am also seeing a slow move toward Detroit.

I am solely focused on note investing, slow and steady it goes.  

What about slow periods?