His latest commercial real estate cycle analysis is here: http://www.irem.org/File%20Library/Events/IFLC/IFL...I am worried about overbuilding in Class A apartments and about the long-term prospects of big box retail, office and industrial properties with current employment and technology trends.

If you have a captive income for rent, we can start aiming to use that for our office.

Spend money on a local mentor who knows local laws, customs, trends, etc. and certainly someone who can teach you about marketing, contracts, contract law, title, etc.  

Hello all,Would any members in and Denver be interested in a friendly meetup some time between November 2nd and the 7th to network and discuss local news, trends, and opportunities, etc?

Brandon, I agree, RI and Providence in particular are grossly mismanaged but it seems the Providence landlord association has made some progress recently and hope to continue that trend. 

With trending discussions focused on analyzing a yawner of an out of state deal or to be a back patter - I think we're good @Doug M.!  

I'm looking to invest in the Crown Heights neighborhood in Brooklyn, can anyone tell me more about the real estate trends Crown Heights.

Hey BP, I posted last month about a Duplex on the market for 280k that produced $1,250 on each side in a C or C+ location, definitely trending up.

Jeffrey BreglioThe article points to an interesting trend that in hot markets, everybody's building luxury or high end apartments because the net cash is much better than affordable housing.In the crash, all of the equity that was lost in our market (Cache Valley) was from high-end spec homes with no discernible buyers.  

If this is a growing trend of severe weather storms would that have any impact on whether to buy or sell in that market?