Hey Tim, I'm also in the construction industry and looking to get into REI.

I’m sure you know Kokomo is heavily dependent on the auto manufacturing industry but has some great cash flow deals.

Banks don't want to touch a property like this, especially with how 2020 has gone in the hospitality industry and with zero financial records on file.

My only real concern is the effect of a shut down of the fracking industry would have on Washington County specifically.

Buying commercial space in non-performing industries and converting to possible future performing industries could be a great play.

Who are some of the best multifamily underwriters in the industry that I could reach out to for a second opinion on a deal? 

With the valuable skills and work ethic I've found in the beer industry, I'm confident that I have the foundational tools to manage myself and my time to find financial freedom in the future. 

I think it is a great way for people to cut their teeth in the industry and get your feet wet.Feel free to reach out if you got any other questions!

(we're self-employed in an industry not related to RE) .

Metros like Atlanta, Charlotte, Raleigh, Tampa and Jacksonville have seen employment growth (both in terms of job numbers and industry diversification) and rent growth.