Figured I'd share! https://www.marketwatch.com/st...

For our hotels, a small distance of 30 minutes is significant enough to impact gross.

I also have an REI group called IMPACT REI and when able to meet in person I have 3 events a month in Arlington, Denton & Euless/Grapevine.

Experts say the pandemic is less the cause of the decline in luxury rents and more an accelerant of forces already in motion in L.A.’s economy.

Anyway, I have spent a couple of days thinking through what you guys have shared and I agree that doing it via attorney the first time is the best idea.A side question, say after the attorney has drafted it, and got it filled up, how do i get the notes in force?

I don't want to try and force a deal, but this one looks legit.

Even a fixer upper duplex,triplex, quad could be a great move as he has some experience with remodeling and could really force some appreciation along with getting his expenses down@Ben Randall it sounds like you have your sites set on flipping/rehabbing as your title says next to your name and it also sounds like you want to be a very active investor vs a passive one.

Where I'm located your best bet is to get someplace that needs some work so you can force appreciation while having a small mortgage obligation because your renters are covering the majority for you.I think you should be careful with your numbers in these situations so you know what to expect for income/expenses going in and aren't blindsided.

Has this impacted your business positively?

1) Forced Scalability.