Food for thought. Thought I would share an article I came across.Will Inflation And Construction Costs Change the CRE Landscape? (matthews.com)WILL INFLATION AND CONSTRUCTION COSTS CHANGE THE CRE LANDSCAPE?
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Good Evening all.Been a little while since I posted last with a question in the "starting out" section.  Since then I have been trying to do my research so when I do start I make a smart decision on my first property....

I'd like to propose a simple question.  If you have the ability to source investment capital regularly at a realistic interest rate, let's say 7% APR.  Is it wiser to borrow the money rather than 'earn' the money trad...

I’m new to investing and I’m looking to jump in to the smaller multifamily units with either a 2, 3 or 4 Family plex. I live in Newberg Oregon and I’m ready to buy if you are looking to sell or know of someone in the ...

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I am lucky to own a property in the Bay Area with plenty of land to take advantage fo the new ADU laws to build a rental property in my backyard. Funding is secured, but I'm still at a loss for what to build for the b...

Over the years I've hired hundreds of different people between my real estate company, military career, and 7 Figure Flipping. I’ve also worked with hundreds of real estate businesses to scale their REI companies. O...

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