We're bringing economic vacancy down to 20% for the next 12 mo in some cases vs a normal 5-10%.

Hey guys, I am a 20 year old collage student who is finishing his degree next year, it’s an economics degree.

What's opinion on refinancing and cashing out on some investment properties which have good equity and keep cash ready in case or any economic correction or real estate purchase opportunities arise in this or next few years?

I manage 350 rentals and consider myself an expert but I still refer people to that book all the time because it covers everything you need to know AND includes your state-specific laws AND comes with sample forms you can use.

Lean on the experts.

The economic occupancy with B and C-class in Providence is pretty challenging and it's not uncommon to be running a 5% delinquency rate. 

The economic occupancy with B and C-class in Providence is pretty challenging and it's not uncommon to be running a 5% delinquency rate.

OKC is historically stable; average appreciation but resilient to economic uncertainty and the government pays the vast majority of the rent with Section 8.Other midwest markets are on my radar; Indinapolis, Cleveland, Memphis, Kansas City, Little Rock, Huntsville.

Maybe an AL expert can help, but I think you could do better than 1% and that's not factoring in your upkeep costs as well.

It's political leadership like this that will undo the 25 years of economic growth in the City of Philadelphia.