He has over 8,000 doors and well you can imagine is a very robust business for him.. his offices is basically all accounting.. and legal.. keeping up on the ever changing laws regarding rent controls and such that are sweeping the west coast states. so its the investors who choose these tenants not the other way around.

confidence is at all time highs, incomes and wages are on the rise... the stock market has priced in this growth of course as it is very efficient, but regarding other asset classes... real estate in particular is very much a local economy supply demand driven asset ... so it doesnt need to correct necessarily but could soften industrial metals could continue to grow, oil and other inputs to economies as welllthe globe actually looks pretty robust and in growth mode actually.as for the quesiton "what do do" if you genuinely think everything is overvalued... get in cash... spend money on enjoying life experiences , and do things to help like donate to non profits that help a cause you  like.... its not always about making money, but its about enjoying the journey

We have been strategic in our approach to rehabs so far with our properties. 

BUT one can strategize and run the numbers to protect as much as one can in a correction.I believe a correction will happen but nothing like 2008....much less in terms of %.  

Turnkey is still quite robust.

Fairly robust platform, handles almost everything for us and Customer service is great.

We have a robust operations, we manufacture raw materials ourselves, which needs to track % wastage and % produced, we also tracked miles and fuel usage, everytime we switch engines, it changes that data, just two if several dozens of components.

It is exciting when you discover that investment vehicles can be strategically used together.I love real estate so I was thrilled when I discovered that I could actually take a loan from my 403(b) to buy a primary residence with a 5 year pay back period.

In old house like that, we typically remove aprox 12" strips of plaster with a reciorocating saw in the area where we want to drill holes through the studs to run new wiring, cut hole in other strategic areas as needed.We put 1/4 drywall over top of the existing plaster, typically the older houses have wide enough baseboard and trim that you still have a nice "lip" at the edge.Saves a LOT of plaster demo work, not to mention a lot the extra trim work.

The software is very robust and is free.