We actually keep marketing a property and accepting back up applicants until a property is actually occupied.

Taking an asset to liquidate is a significant hassle, loaded with additional expenses, time oh-so-mush time, and variables such as potential market movements, changes to condition etc. all these come together to very possibly devouring what your equity positions may be in full or more, leaving no real equity of securitization itself. 

I would check out ball point marketing and true ink marketing, which are companies that provide hand written letters that are written by robots. 

It turns out that coordinating engineers, marketing and sales to launch a software product is not crazy different from coordinating vendors and subs to "launch" a construction project.I will disagree with everyone who says that hiring subs yourself puts you at a pricing disadvantage vs. prices GCs get. 

Just because their hourly pay is less than the standard in my local market, that doesn't mean they deserve any less dignity. 

For Commercial RE, we use Crexi, Loopnet and Brokers that control the markets. 

@Sean McKeeThat's a good price on a 2-flat for Berwyn and I'm guessing the property needs some work.Typical Berwyn rents for the units you have described (at market levels) usually range from $1200-$1400.

An apartment complex or even a small multifamily where 90% of the residents are paying market rent and 10% is legally set aside below market.

Hello everyone,My name is Nikhil, and I am a new real estate investor currently focusing on the West Michigan market.

I’ve heard on the news the market is going to crash. ​