I’m a multifamily syndicator & if you ever have any desire to learn about syndications or, one day, passively invest in one, you’re welcome to check out our website where you can find TONS of different resources, including a podcast, all about how to invest in one, what they are, typical returns, market analytics, COVID-19 and its affect to real estate, how to vet a syndicator, etc. 

Is the coverage that they are supplying you with sufficient to cover your desires for your estate? 

I think it's more of my desire to have some skin in the game rather than playing from the side lines and being in the "analyzing" phase, although very important.

Approach potential partners and professionals with respect, a genuine desire to learn, and an understanding of their time constraints.

I would want to know there desired revitalization area confirmed first, then I'll only purchase land no structures on it.Best of Luck!!

It’s also uneven across the market segments and price bands as we are still seeing multiple offers over-ask in the hottest market segments, while properties in the less desirable locations/ certain price points are dropping their prices and still not getting any offers. 

Or should I find something a little more pricey but in a more desirable neighborhood? 

@Tyrone Lucas I understand the desire to payoff your mortgages and be completely debt free. 

Looks like schools and some other attractions are a little to be desired though. 

Upper classmen got the following email:"Dear Andrew,As a result of a projected increase in the demand for on-campus housing during the upcoming academic year, seniors (students who have completed 90 or more units) may reside off campus during the fall 2019 and spring 2020 semesters, regardless of the amount of institutional financial aid that has been awarded.If it is your desire to live off campus during the 2019-2020 academic year, please notify the Office of Residence Life and Housing Services (email:calbaptist.edu, phone: #) of your intent to do so.