All in all, those would be the 2 most common scenarios, my advice would be either wholesale or consume all the real estate content you possibly can and then find with someone with capital or take the leap yourself.

However, their investors sometimes do not receive cashflow until the project is complete and/or stabilized unless it's some kind of simple interest not from actual cashflow (as there is no cash flow from end consumers until the building is either sold or filled with tenants).

Here’s what June property data tells us about South Africa’s recovery“BetterBond statistics show that there continues to be interest in buying residential properties among South African consumers and, most significantly, that the banks are keen to lend to prospective buyers who are in good standing financially,” Coetzee said.https://businesstech.co.za/news/trending/407725/heres-what-june-property-data-tells-us-about-south-africas-recovery/

Bad commercial space sits for months or years due to lack of interest from consumers in that area and prospective tenants.Single family has seen no downward pressure the last few months.

The Good Life=Health, Wealth, Companions & Beauty.

I make good money but I have a health condition that may cause some issues if I keep staring at screens all day.

Most Americans buy their food, clothing and consumer goods from corporations.

It'll will probably too time consuming and headache than just dealing with the 40 days left of your lease.

I even done that when I had the C Corp management company which I used for tax purposes, back then before Obamacare, I cannot pay my health insurance as a real estate expense, it all went through the management company which has a policy of covering it's members health insurance co-pay etc.

The last thing you want is a tenant claiming health issues due to improper asbestos removal.