Second, if something is working out for you, stick to it.

Second, if something is working out for you, stick to it.

I agree stick to more common asset classes like build to rent and horizontal, 3 story walk up apartments, mixed use, commercial planned development, planned developments for residential, hotel / hospitality, single and multi tenant retail, office. 

I tried the same with Fidelity several years ago, however they insisted that I keep 7 figures in brokerage (outside of private equity), so we didn't stick around long... in fact Im all but liquidated there myself.

Try some out, see which one sticks best for you

What I mean here is that if you know someone in a "City X"...but that city may not have as good as numbers as "City Y"...then stick with "City X"...the city where you know people.

Now's the time to learn creativity, and not to be afraid to put in lower offers based on actuals.Create and stick to your buy right criteria, and network like crazy with brokers in your market.Rates are high, relatively speaking for everyone.

Sticking to one strategy is always going to yield the best results then branching out from there may be best.

They bought the house for 164K and they are suing for 150K - I cannot see how this number makes sense, my attorney says they are likely just throwing a number out and seeing what sticks.

You must manage your time (and skills), manage contractors, stick to a budget, and follow a strategy.