I was answering the ability to do it part of the question and wondering why people there seem to need such high incomes but you're perhaps saying they don't actually need those incomes but just prefer to continue working?  

But if you're wanting a 3-4 unit building your going to need to use Fannie Mae's 5% down product.

That sets the tone for renters, buyers and the appraiser. 

🤢🤮What’s up with the guys with flabby arms wearing muscle shirts as well.😖 I can understand those it’s been working out trying to show case, but maybe they should be working at a gym instead of trying to pretend that they’re real estate billionaires…🤣 yes Most of them are Andrew Tate and Wes Watson types.

It builds your muscle for spotting value.To analyze 3107 Walton Ave: start by pulling accurate rent comps using Rentometer, RentCast, or even Craigslist/Zillow manually, filter for same bed/bath, size, and within 1 mile.

Most of these seem to need cosmetic updates, but aren't complete gut jobs.As an out of state investor in other higher priced states, this seems like a great opportunity.

So, if the new monthly payment will be $2k, expect to need to be able to show $6k+ in liquid assets leftover after closing. 

If the host can’t handle constructive feedback, that’s on them - and in my experience, being professional in tone helps minimize retaliation.

Hey all —I’m a software developer (formerly worked with data suppliers for JLL, Cushman, etc.).I recently launched a dashboard that tracks geo-distributed sentiment timelines — basically, how the tone of real estate news and commentary shifts across U.S. cities week by week.It’s meant to help spot early momentum changes — upswings, fear, etc.It’s not a product I’m pushing right now, but I’d love to know:Would this kind of tool help you in your research, investing decisions, or deal timing?

Hey man, before I start this I'm just gonna address your tone again.