As you get bigger, and it doesn’t have to be Wall Street big, you can sell to some smaller insurance companies.

@Diana Villalon I came across a company in Austin that is printing houses recently... they're doing a project in Mexico and Austin.

I am self employed and run a trucking company so I write off my income to pay as little tax as possible.

This is not to say an experienced sponsor has bad deals, they will, but an investor typically will not only get 100% wiped out but if the company also took bonus depreciation the LP's will also have to pay that money back to the IRS, so its a double whammy (not an accountant but one may be able to chime in more on this).If you are a LP and invested in a syndication that has bridge debt, I strongly recommend you watch it very closely.

It should return basic economic and demographic data but rental data, SFR data per zip codes is a pretty niche area of the internet.Big proptech data companies have some of that but it’s sparse.

My insurance company was threatening to cancel my policy due to the fire escape issue.

Multiple, billion dollar companies are investing substantial amounts of money into our area, such as Intel, Google, and Amazon.

Most property management companies will offer to place tenants for you for half of the first month's rent, so going forward if you decide you don't want to do this yourself that is one task you can hire out.If you want to know more, this is a great article that explains how to decline an application and has a sample rejection letter:https://www.apartments.com/rental-manager/resources/screenin...

I can't see where you are but I'd love to have a conversation with you on questions that you should be asking, when interviewing a PM company.

I signed up with one of the bigger companies managing rentals in the area and my property went on the market late December.