This has given me a great deal of business experience in the hospitality industry and real estate market.I now want to buy an actual hotel or mixed used building.

My target replacement of a multi-tenant flex/warehouse industrial property in the sub $1mm price range is proving to be very difficult to find (in the right market that is) so I'm also considering SS, which I've researched at basic levels over the past few months.  

Between the deficit of plastics coming out of Texas, a decrease in supply from the lumber industry as ppl got laid of during the pandemic, rise in shipping cost, and on top of that.... an increase in remodels from those putting their stimulus checks to work for them.

Creating equity out of "thin air" ...one of the magical things about this industry

As you learn the industry, you get better and better at reducing expenses, driving the revenue, and maximizing the value.

Another large portion of our renter base are those who work in the service industry.

Always like to meet and network with other people in the industry.

Hey Tim, I'm also in the construction industry and looking to get into REI.

I’m sure you know Kokomo is heavily dependent on the auto manufacturing industry but has some great cash flow deals.

Banks don't want to touch a property like this, especially with how 2020 has gone in the hospitality industry and with zero financial records on file.