I'm not going to go through any friends or family, I don't want to mix business with those relationships.

I have heard mixed reviews about Spartan lately (big memphis Turnkey player) and the amount of time its taking them to find tenants.

This shift in the mix of homes sold towards more expensive properties has put considerable upward pressure on median prices, which are now up 14.8% in the past year!

Here it seems like a great mix of agents and investors or a combo.So thank you again!

Most coworking spaces are moving towards a New Shared setup, which is a mix of ~70% office suites (1-3 person offices, maybe a few 4 or 6-person offices if the market allows) and 30% shared desk space. 

There is a good reason the unit mix in big developments is usually almost entirely 2 bedrooms and fewer. 

I understand how it can be very confusing trying to get off the ground.I heard someone on a podcast describing it as being a mix of 5 different fields:-Marekting-appraising-rehab estimating -negotiating -communicationI would suggest you focus on the education side of things and try to find an investor in your market who you could help out in return for a little guidance in the industry. 

This, mixed with institutional money and big-time brokers getting involved, has lead to a lot of overpriced assets.

https://www.bizjournals.com/lo...It's finally happening!  

Underwriting a lot/teardown in Central Austin that as of 2008 has Corridor Mixed Use zoning allowing for 95% impervious, a three story build, and 40 feet in height.Reading further into the Ordinance - the development bonus for building Affordable Housing, which needs to equate to 25% of the development, is an additional 20 feet in height for a total build of 60 feet in height.This opportunity puts a much higher ceiling on the exit number with condos in the area selling at a median of $352/sq ft.