Just wanted to see if there was anyone out there at any experience level that would want to connect and network.  

Win-win-win at the highest level. 

We shoot idiots into space on rockets and build flying cars, bragging about how good technology is getting, but my county alone is 80,000 affordable housing units short of demand...we are in a housing crisis that we as a nation have never experienced...Housing a bunch of high wage earning white people is just not appealing to me on any level.

To be "cured" against one's will and cured of states which we may not regard as disease is to be put on a level of those who have not yet reached the age of reason or those who never will; to be classed with infants, imbeciles, and domestic animals.”

When you say local law, is that at the state level or county level?

I was wondering how everyone else organize their property on the administrative level.

We can hope things cool down over the next year but its hard to say whether prices are going to come down or just stabilize at their new levels.

Obviously depends on what level of investing you are at, but nonetheless…Do you prefer older units that typically will cash flow more, but also have more maintenance, etc. or newer properties that you pay a premium for with less up front cash flow, yet long term upside in reduced maintenance, appreciation, etc.

Quick BackgroundUnder contract on a 3 bed 1.5 bath ~1,400 square foot 1970s split level set to close this Friday, 9/17.

The basement is above ground, and in the state of TN, basements are counted as livable square in addition to the upper levels.