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Multifamily southeast (Georgia or Tennessee preferably). Market is red hot there and seeing great lease up in new buildings and steady performance in older ones. Not too hard to find value add properties on the market too if that’s your goal
DC or Philly, maybe Baltimore for hoping to see if they would recover considering it’s cheaper than dirt now
Southeast, industrial properties.
I wouldn’t. I’d invest in REITs
100% invest directly vs a REIT. The tax benefits are way better investing direct.
A diversified portfolio of single family rental, multi-family, REIT , few build and sell. I would prefer it to hold any of them for e very long time.
North carolina, south Carolina, Atlanta, and San Antonio
If you're investing it on behalf of them then I think you should focus on a strategy that you're an expert at and know you can deliver results. Like macroeconomically if retail is dead and NYC is dead / has inflated real estate values, but if you have the tenant relationships and are able to source off market vacant retail, it's a no brainer to do that because you can deliver attractive returns without as much risk more confidently. Just an example, but moral of the story is to focus on how you can deliver hands-on value creation in a given asset.
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