My personal risk tolerance would shift me far away from that area.

This is true even considering the population shift in Chicago in the last 2-3 years.I think overall, I think hotels still have the stronghold in the corporate market - I do know that there is a huge pull for Millennials to travel using Airbnb, particularly for leisure.

If you are trying to shift liability for work being done around the property, then yes.

Since the turn over rate of new LT's coming to flight school is so high (most only stay 18 months) the pockets of successful developments shifts rapidly.

We just have one unit right now, but I think it seems like a very streamlined service for this.  

As I've grown, the types of properties I buy have shifted.  

I'm in the process of streamlining my team to create business efficiency.

 Hello everyone,  names Brandon I'm trying to get into REI with no real luck no-one is willing to mentor without some kind of money upfront,  I can't do that right now but willing to split everything I get under contract for whatever reasonable split you come up with if someone will mentor me without saying go join your local REIA I work 2nd shift and the hours they do it doesn't fit into my schedule,  so please kindly get back to me ASAP as I would love to start making money. 

Anyway, we have shifted our strategy and are looking at building townhouses in the low to mid-300s now to accommodate for the fact that there is little inventory i town in desirable locations at that price point.

We live in a changed city.Our specific demographic data will continue to shift every year.