The general contractor communicated with me frequently and I was able to see each task as it got done, did walk throughs with electrician and plumber.

Increased demand will result in rapidly increasing property prices and rents.Buy Now or WaitA question I frequently receive is whether it makes more sense to buy now or wait.Waiting only makes sense if either:Interest rates significantly decreasePrices significantly decreaseNo one can predict when interest rates will decrease significantly, but it could be in 3 or 4 years.

If I'm at a lunch meeting or something else that's biz dev-ish, I will probably be checking the BB frequently and will respond if you make it easy to respond.

I do see multi-family properties come on the market in nicer areas than I am currently in, of course this is much less frequent.

They do little to no training with the client for that price, so clients frequently don't understand the strategy they've been sold or how to effectively implement it. 

I check the MLS in my buy box daily and frequently go back to check actual sale prices, not just "asking price."

That’s something that crosses our mind frequently.

My website which will be my product/system will allow me to work closely with home owners or landlords ensuring a premium rent for a shared responsibility in the success of the business.The business.Commuting pilots frequently stay in houses (Crash Pads) that resemble at face value that of a hostel.

You have to account for rent/value ratio, property tax, Insurance, vacancy, capital expenditures (yes, some ares need roofs/foundations/siding replaced more frequently), landlord laws, etc.Typically, the "South" (outside popular high taxes cities), and the "Midwest" are generally considered good for cash flow.

Flight crews need a lot of flexibility as their schedules change frequently so there is usually is not a lease associated with crashpads.