I have my license for RE, however, there are some things I will not do as my fiduciary duty resides in serving the public.

That is going to support a ton of small business, retail, and restaurant/bars. (2k new units equal ~3k more people, average restaurant/bar can serve 200 people at a time if that)  These neighborhoods right outside of that area will first turn into the places young hourly wage workers turn to live close to work at reasonable rents and short commutes. 

Welcome to BP @Denny Kisner Your business experience will serve you well in real estate.

Quote from @Nicholas L.: @Kevin Hurricane Hudsonlet's back up from the financing for a second.will this be your first BRRRR? 

I served ten years in the Army, during which I spent 3 years deployed and was medically discharged in 2010.

I actually feel like we will be able to do a much better job serving our clients because I am not always facing burnout.

I serve as an aerial-refueling crew chief in the Ohio Air National Guard and for a fun fact, I have my Private Pilot's License.

I'd really like to see really necessary wars be run by those in the military, not by some guy who never served on active duty.

You may want to consider selling property using a Master Equity Share L/O.

Hi,I am wondering what other people use as a business model to structure deals on L/O in areas where the monthly rent does not cover a typical mortgage.