As a result of this demand environment, multifamily construction was the first sector of the industry to recover to relatively normal conditions, which were achieved in construction terms by 2015.

The insurance industry does "blackball" landlords and deny coverage for too many claims or the type of claim.

It may be a dead end, but if I had a parent in the industry, I know I'd work that angle to whatever extent possible.

Does she work in an industry that is fully open (not a restaurant not a hotel) My guess is you will never recover $13000 and damages from her unless she has a full time job.

I'm brand new to the industry just started with my brokerage in MN and am looking for some advice on how to network and get listings on this platform.

How hard is it to break into this industry?

He was great but still fairly new to the industry at the time.

I'm new to this forum and have searched for posts dealing with this subject.I'm looking for (1) general advice, (2) referral to resources but more importantly (3) 20-30 min conversation/connection to developers (I hope this does not violate the mentor request rules of the forum, I believe it doesn't, but if it does please ignore this 3rd request) who have gone through an adaptive reuse conversion of a multi-story building, preferably a historic building, into self-storage or any other use for that matter.I'm new to real estate development and self-storage, but I've followed the industry for years and have a basic understanding of the drivers/economics.

Also you have the best last name for the industry!

Attend an SSA, State SSA or ISS show to continue educating yourself on the industry.