I will be discussing the growth of co-living investments and their potential to redefine urban living and real estate investment strategies in the nation.For those who don't know, co-living is a modern form of communal living where residents share living spaces while retaining private bedrooms.

As long as the island granite/quartz countertop blends well with an overall design, does it matter what color I get?

Pros and cons of each strategy?

I'm a young investor located in seattle, who has done their due diligence studying real estate and it's strategies.

I am an agent and investor in the greater Phila area and would be happy to connect and come up with some strategies for your next purchase/investment. 

With the positive cash flow every month, and 10+ year hold strategy, I am quite positive, I will come out ahead.

Building it takes time, and it's critical to continue demonstrating your knowledge, track record, and integrity.Asking for referrals is an efficient strategy to build trust.

It's also the most forgiving strategy in my eyes.

That is something called a designated agency where the broker "assigns" another agent to represent the buyer.

Should I go for it, and if so, what would be the best strategy to use?