Finding signifigant amount of class A space is probably going to limit yourself to SW where they just built a bunch of new buildings, or in Montgomery County where there is a ton of open office space.

Just thought I would toss out a couple best practices we have picked up from managing thousands of homes; 1)  There is always a dollar amount that makes a pet ok. 

If you stop by and pick up cash:1. 

You pick the account. 

I’ve been interested in Real Estate since college when I took a RE economics class and fell in love with the opportunity it presented.

I would pick as much house as possible in the best school district (even with no kids), to ensure that demand for my house would stay high if I sold. 

Details and images on link.I picked the triplex because it's a multi-family home that lists what the current rental income is, and it's been on the market for 147 days so chances are the seller would be willing to accept a lower offer.I picked the foreclosure because it was one of the few foreclosures in the area that had a price listed, and because of the low price (though obviously I know price does not equate cost).

I picked up about 20 units the other winter back, and burned through $200,000 in repairs quicker than you could write a check, and I have my own rehab crews that work full-time at this game.

Just the facts, good and bad.Most realtors just "sell" regardless of what is good for the client, and most pick up on that quickly, especially investors.

Here are some trends I see happening that do not focus solely on the upper middle class.