But I am game for anything related to REI.

I work in business development in oil and gas, and there's definitely a lot more activity, projects, and optimism in Calgary.

Originally posted by @Max Petrov:@Nick B.For me it takes much more longer) You  need to develop a model of a good deal and then just compare what you see with that model.E.g., your good deal may be priced at $80/sqft "all-in" in the submarket where retail houses are priced at $110/sqft and rents are above $1/sqft.You need to know these numbers before looking at individual properties.

I *think* I’d like my end game to shift up to multi family, but really who knows at this point.

For me, investing is a long game, and it is more important to not lose than to win big!

Dear all,I´m looking for my first deal, I mean a 3bed house around 80m2 in south Spain (El Puerto de Santa María) where i live, 40.000€-70.000€. I would like buy and hold for rent, and the numbers are:Purchase Price: ...

What brought my rents down there for a couple years is there was a ton of new developments in the area (yes development can negatively affect your property) and with the increased housing supply and new apartment buildings that went up, it pushed my renta down in that area.

Does anyone have any general thoughts on this rough game plan or words of advice for a newer investor?

So I consider myself a beginner.I have an opportunity where an old friend of the family, in his late 80s, had started to develop a 9 lot subdivision.

I called the Land Bank to see if I could redeem the property but it has already been sold to a developer.