Real Estate is odd in the sense that partnership tend to be easier since it revolves around a physical asset.

86kIndicated Value by cost approach: $236kThe appraiser depreciated the physical asset by 86k... to hit the number that the property was being sold for on the appraisal lol - seriously, the paint is worn on the exterior - sure.

These are physical attributes of the property itself commonly not easy or inexpensive to correct.

But the actual zone wasn't physically changed in most cases, and a specific property would need to complete the actual re-zone process as a function of their development.

This requires more physical exertion than he can easily do.

I physically could not get there with the travel restrictions, and I only get paid when I work.

My current day job is consistent and provides such a healthy environment for me mentally, physically and financially.

The longer it sits on the market, the less interest they'll have when they are physically able to show. 

Hi BP community,I'm currently in my fourth year working as a physical therapist in Oregon, but have the Real Estate itch, mainly from my addiction to the BP podcast.

It’s a 1.4m property with 20k in taxesCar wash and body shop. 2 separate tenants.I’m guessing the term of leases to tenants remaining should be a strong consideration but if all else cash flows is there anything I’m missing7.5% cap rateThanks