I am interested in learning more about sub 2 financing and the way the housing market is seeming to go I think this is a powerful tool in the tool belt coming up.

Columbus is the only city in the midwest and rust belt that is growing in population.

But overall, outside a few Sun Belt geographies like Miami and Las Vegas, the office market looks to be a bear market for some time to come.Here are several graphs illustrating the current national commercial office market in The United States of America: Here is the full USA office market report for you to review: https://d2saw6je89goi1.cloudfront.net/uploads/digital_asset/file/1170834/United_States-Office-National-2023-10-02_compressed.pdf Data includes: Sale price per unit distribution, cap rate distribution, cumulative sales volume by year, months to sale, recent significant sales, vacancy rates, market rent per square foot, construction deliveries/demolitions, economy, job growth. population growth, and Los Angeles county sub-market activity.

Once again another data point.Either way I find their numbers to be lower than what you can do self managing if that’s your thing.Once you have the first under your belt you won’t find the need to gather nearly as much info for the next.

The plan is to invest in rental units with high cash-flows, potentially in the sun-belt markets.

Nice to see another profile pic with a black belt  ;)

Looking to leverage the wisdom and experience of this network to navigate this partnership and get this first deal under my belt.  

Having a savvy property manager on your team can really help you get the most out of your investment.I'd suggest chatting with local builders and contractors who've got some ADU experience under their belts.

I want to add another tool to my belt for purchasing real estate and want to get an idea on how much it would cost to purchase a tear down and build new construction in my area?

We kind of want to get a big rehab in the form on a brrrr or a flip under our belts before we use his or other private money.