Thanks,  I am happy to be on here.It is a stable, sort of boring market.If you place a great ad, and screen well you can find tenants pretty quick.Since not much changes in the local economy (university / hospital / military town) the prices do not increase quick, so it is touch to get a lift in value on a building without doing big renos or holding for a long time.Michael P Currie

Please let me know if I can be of any help to you, I myself am new to RE investing but like you have been addicted to the Education tab on this website trying to absorb as much as possible!

I finally realized that I needed a very educational based company and decided to choose the company that offered what I was looking for.  

The delayed move-in gives us a few more days to wrap things up, including hang blinds and change outlets and switches.  

I need to get educated in this area and learn from all of you experts how to get started.  

When you do, their name appears in your post highlighted in blue and biggerpockets sends an email to us and we can know you are talking at us.Secondly, in my post I was warning you that folks would criticize you for your low returns not suggesting you change course. 

You've certainly come to the right place for connections and education!

Get on the podcasts and all the free educational resources we have and you'll do fine!

Jake and Gino, Old Capital and Kevin Bupp and that will lead you to other education sources.

With resources such as BiggerPockets at my disposal, I will continue to learn and expand my experience, while growing my business and hopefully helping others along the way.The local market has obviously changed a lot in the last 10+ years since I was flipping full time.