Even that is a full time job IMHO.

Quote from @David Litt: I was looking at some recent foreclosure data and noticed something interesting:While foreclosure filings overall are still below their peak from the 2008 crisis, certain markets are seeing noticeable spikes year-over-year.For example:Some mid-size cities in the Midwest have foreclosure rates up 25–30% compared to last year.Coastal markets with high property taxes are also showing an increase, even though property values remain strong.Rural areas, surprisingly, are seeing some of the fastest jumps — possibly due to limited job markets and fewer refinancing options.What caught my attention most is how uneven the trend is.

Moderating is a tough job.

It is their job to follow the correct steps.

But I’ve also started wondering: how many of us are quietly drowning behind the highlight reels?

in the winter.Between the amount we don't pay to the utility and the SRECs (credits), we come out ahead right away and stay ahead for 10 years.At that point, the SRECs go away, but the system is paid off and we have very cheap power.I had our system installed by Boston Solar and was happy with the job they did.

Quote from @Max Uyeda: I am looking to start a real estate portfolio and am wondering if I should start with SFR or multiunit.

STR’s are illegal in NYC, and I don’t understand how positive cash flow is possible for rental investment properties in NYC (given the high cost of properties and rents that do not scale by the same factor), but I’m wondering about MTRs.

If you are a longer-term growth strategy and looking for a market with population and job growth, Phoenix might be a good play.The greater Phoenix area is experiencing significant employment growth.

And your pivot after job loss shows serious resilience leveraging a tough moment into a new trajectory focused on creativity and partnerships is exactly how seasoned investors are made.Keep applying that hospitality mindset.