If anyone has apartment sector specifics on potential loan rate resets, please post the details.From Avison Young, about the 2023Q4 Raleigh-Durham office market report, "Class A availability has reached a post covid high (27.3%) as demand for office space slows and occupiers decrease overall hiring." 

Agreed,Lot's of deals to be found in Ohio.Tougher nowadays but still enough to stay busy.Just to answer the OP's initial question also.Loosing on a deal in the first few years is risky business.When I first started investing in 2010 and back home in Australia, I built a large portfolio and fairly quickly.Lot's of debt...Monthly mortgages where costing me more than I was generating in income.It was a slow bleed so I decided to liquidate and move to cashflow friendly markets in the US (Specifically Ohio).In hindsight, those same properties if owned today would have made me millions in capital gain profits.So if you are looking for an appreciation play, make sure to have enough income from your W2 or other means to withstand the slow monthly bleed until the properties appreciate so much that you end up being in the green even tho you bled monthly.Again, very risky business IMO.Much success

., rental income or capital gains), the portion of the income attributable to the financed amount may be subject to UBIT.UBIT Threshold: There is a specific threshold for UBIT, and not all income generated from debt-financed property triggers UBIT.

All these CRMs are REI specific CRMs:RealHound, Commercial Real Estate SoftwareClientLook, CRM for commercial real estate brokers, investors, ownersAPTO (Salesforce front-end) is a full-blown commercial real estate brokerage app.Industry-specific CRM there is low competition and they usually do not allow data export.But among general CRM software, there is a lot of competition.

Reach out if you have specific questions about the area.Good luck.

Cleveland, it's great market to focus on for cash flow and specific pockets have gone up 2x and upwards of 4x in the last 5-10 years even. 

You will purchase a specific property in a particular location, governed by local rental regulations.

This is standard for ACH so this is not specific to Buildium as you could encounter this with any ACH payment if the tenant lies and says it was not authorized. 

He talked about rent retraction in some markets, specific to apartments and even more specifically to A-class new build apartments being in over supply in a lot of these markets.

Trust but verify.Any specific questions I can answer?