Even with a strong portfolio, you want to look closely at the balance sheet, particularly the debt/EBITDA ratio (a good rule of thumb is a ratio of 6.0x or less), the debt maturity schedule, the weighted average lease term, and the FFO payout ratio.

You can't close walls up on new work until the town/city/governing body has viewed and signed off.

what @Tyler Bodi said!

Recommendations from here I feel carry a lot of weight.

You have a skillset that is valuable in the marketplace (a good GC today, in particular, is worth its weight in gold).

The weighted average of those yields is 6.4% (.4*3.5+.3*7.5+.3*9.3).

The repair was for a closet rack that came loose and nearly fell off the wall due to the sheer amount of weight that the tenant had placed on it.

You can beat the S&P market index just buy buying an equal weighting by 1-2% or buying the index based on fundamentals by 3-4%Let's look at two big examples of speculation Nvida and SF RE.

One such bias is the "confirmation bias," where we tend to seek out and give more weight to information that confirms our existing beliefs or preferences.

Yes, a time weighted average approach works in the stock market, and in the housing market.