If none, NY and NJ are not the best spot to "try" one as your buy-in is very high, cost is high, lag time is long, and competition is fierce.

First, we charge the tenant a fee every time an appointment is set and they do show up.

As we have witnessed in the past, specifically the years of 2020-2022, when rates dropped, everyone jumps in to buy a house, which drives up competition, which in turn makes housing prices go WAY UP to the point that people OVERBID on properties.

A bankruptcy hurts a credit score obviously but it's been long enough that it's highly possible he has built the score back up above 620.

Signing a 1-2 year lease sounds like a huge risk for arbitrage.

Honestly, I'd sell the condos and start a RE company that buys, rehabs, holds the 2 - 4 stuff and flips any SFH that has a project cost less than 72.5% of the ARV.I've closed financing for about 4 condo deals in my life. 

That's what I did as an investor first, then ended up joining the real estate team that helped me buy my first multifamily.

In 2024, Topgolf plans to reduce its venue pipeline to between four and six locations to free up cash for the spinoff.

Trying to avoid at all costs having a space that is empty on day one.

Will it be enough to make up for the lack of income growth, buyer sentiment, unknown economic plan for after the election and the high valuations of properties?