It takes about 3 to 4 months to get a location like this transitioned over to a management system and cleaned up, through auctions.

Variously called “independent living,” “transitional housing,” “shared housing” or “sober living,” the homes serve many populations: the aged, disabled, mentally ill and recovering alcoholics.

Hi I own a few duplexes and am ready to get into small apartment complexes. Any advice? What are some of the key differences I’m going to experience?

I was reading the Biden transition website, the only thing I really noticed RE-related was they mentioned expanding affordable housing and "reforming opportunity zones to fulfill their promise"...

That would allow for more housing in areas near transit and job hubs, and prevent greater sprawl, long commutes that clog our freeways, the loss of farmland, and building in wildfire zones.

Don't overthink it, but craft your pitch... start with credibility & value - What properties you own that you could look to transition to them managing, then how you are looking to acquire more and if they have owners looking to dispose.

Very helpful as I get things started and transition from my SFR's into storage and possibly apartment development down the road.

But would like to transition to a more BRRR type strategy in the long-termWe're just starting but out but we're extremely driven, hungry for more and very knowledgeable in both residential and commercial construction. 

After the current PMC notifies the tenants of the transition, you will notify them of the transition. 

All I know is that in Vancouver BC, arterial routes nearby transit are up for taller buildings.