In Atlanta, anything with an HOA is likely going to rip apart any cashflow/DSCR that you might have and make financing kind of tricky.

I've started working with a builder locally on our first Development/Build Project.

With Raleigh growing rapidly there are an incredible amount of new builds happening.

If it is im not even sure a city will allow you to get a building permit on someone elses land.

I spoke with a consultant who works with/for Jason Hartman and she referred me over to https://www.mmasells.com/, has anyone worked with them? We are looking at AL, TN or FL as potential first time investment properti...

This is hands down one of the best investments I've made in my own education (for contrast: my BS and doctorate cost me $250K, and for RE, apart from books, I recently spent $18K on a syndication coach and $5K on multifamily strategy with Christian & Cody) -- and her course was a fraction of these costs at only $2.5K (Soli: you should up your prices, you are worth it)!

The issue that you have, is that your guests experience will depent greatly based on the demographic that the motel building brings.I would pass and try to get a small multi-family building or see if you can buy the whole motel(to have more control).

This doesn’t always mean there’s a risk, but it’s something to think about in terms of how your data is being used.Additionally, Stessa is a part of Roofstock, which could have its pros and cons.

Cash out Refi property located in Northern NJ, and hypothetical purchase mixed use or multi family apartment building located in Brooklyn most likely

I am new to the industry but am focused on long term goals and wanting to build a team of reputable individuals where we can all bring each other value and make some great money together.