Hello all ;I am in shock, and I need advice, who to contactfor information. Please advice.I own property (a condo exactly) in "hot" area, in Hollywood, CA.The condo is rented. I was checking the estimated valueon Trul...

What processes / approaches have folks used to grow their portfolio more rapidly?

And I would buy renovate and flip very rapidly as the market heads up.

It will not be so difficult in Grand Rapids (or even Lansing if you consider there). 

The floors would be ruined by his weight and the weight of the wheelchair. 

Since we now have experience acquiring properties with rougher tenant bases, onboarding has been smooth and we have been able to make much more rapid progress with inherited focus tenants.

If it was, maybe I would be willing to accept a bit more risk as you need to tolerate risk sometimes to grow more rapidly.

@Tyler BoltonColumbus is a great city to invest in that is rapidly growing.

So with an NOI, that you can defend, the appraiser will look at the local cap-rates that properties similar to your demand in its area.Now I'm no appraiser but especially on a commercial property the purchase price should pay very little weight into the value. 

Drop the weight and you’ll be in better shape.