Here is my buyer bio”I have details on most class C multifamily trades in and around the loop though. 

We use Kathryn Cook-Crespo at Bottom Line for our sales, she is very much in the trenches and does a good job understanding the needs of investors.

Lots of class a being built.

Using the knowledge I've gained from working with developers to produce the best product possible while still making a profit, my goal is to provide quality design within proximity to world class skiing that is financially available to everyone.

So unless you're fixing something that must be fixed (i.e. roof) regardless, do a cost to rent increase analysis.What I've found is often you cannot justify the cost of upgrades, unless you're prepared to kick out ALL the tenants and reposition the property to a whole different class (i.e. take it from a "C" to a "B"). 

Hey Landlords, I am working on a Focus Project for a Masters level Project Management class, and my imaginary organization is a company that is going to be buying, renovating, and renting out single-family homes and multi-family complexes.What I'm trying to do is an Industry Analysis to build a pie chart showing the market share of rentals (both single-family and multi-family) between:a.

These are class A properties built around 2017 so would alsobe interested to what extent these would appeal to those that work inNashville?

That huge waiting time before classing up will be great for exploring the market in Pensacola.

Pick a solid B-Class suburban area.

Jumping into a niche asset class for your first investment might not be a good idea..Self storage is like a hybrid between real estate investing and a business..