You get it rent out some of the space or units and see if you like it or not.

All of this info can be sourced from online platforms and articles, real estate investment meet-ups, and general networking with folks in the industry.Maybe studying all of this is unnecessary, but at the end of the day, the more you can perceive change in the RE space, the better you can adjust your strategy and criteria to profit in the market. 

... not so helpful).So looking for any referrals to good attorneys with experience in this space with whom folks have had good experiences.Thanks!

But if I were you, before I do anything, I would househack by buying a 2-unit or 3-unit with a fha loan or some other low down payment loan, living in one unit, and renting out extra spaces or units.

I'm interested in some responses from investors and realtors that are in the investment property space.  

Hello All,I am in the process of obtaining quotes for an architect and construction company for a buildout of a 2800 sqft retail space in St.

I am planning a BP all invite investors meetup on November 18th with Tyler Cobb - and we've reserved space upstairs at 49th State Brewing (7pm) - we'd love to see you guys there.

Inventory is too low and construction costs are too high for full cash out deals most of the time.The multifamily space is pretty darn competitive at this point.

can you take out a wall to open up space if needed? 

The seller believes so but I do not believe so.There is no FOMO in the note space - there will always be assets for sale so do not think you need to force a deal.