In multifamily value-add investments, common risks include:Not being able to achieve target rentsMore tenants moving out than expectedRenovations running behind scheduleRenovation costs exceeding initial estimates (which can be a big deal when you’re renovating hundreds of units)When evaluating deals as potential investments, look for sponsors who have capital preservation of the forefront of the plan and who have a number of risk mitigation strategies in place.

Utilities - is that just for common area heat?

I think this is a classic example of the need to balance the rights of property owners with the common good.  

You know about bookmatched veneer, I'm impressed.This doesn't seem to be common knowledge among most people.You get a 10 for bringing up this angle. 

@Karla TorresThe true expenses may be low due to the leases being NNN with CAM charges to the tenants to cover taxes and insurance and other common area maintenance costs.

I've done some reading and seen things like"Common council unanimously passes rental safety verification program"https://www.abc57.com/news/com...But I've also seen"New Indiana law strips cities of power to regulate rental properties"https://wsbt.com/news/local/ne...What is exactly is the current situation? 

This is definitely going to be a common thing for me as and I expect to learn more with experience, but what would you do in my current situation? 

The most common examples are durable lab equipment, vehicles, machinery, buildings, furniture, and computer software.Buildings, vehicles and machinery are specificclly excluded.  

The most common real estate investments are multi-family properties.

Data that reflects real estate opportunities is nothing more than the measurement of the common and uncommon activity of people seeking to meet one of their core needs, shelter and housing.Recently I sat down and had a conversation with him about where the REI marketing is going and I thought I would share my biggest takeaways with you guys.Fact vs.