I’m considering real estate to diversify and build long term wealth that will eventually be passed to my kids.

Eventually Seeing real estate as a resource rather than the finish line is a lesson a lot of people only learn the hard way.

Crunch the numbers for hundreds of houses and when you eventually you will be absolutely positive you found the house that will give you the 50% to 100% return.

Appreciate any insights — looking forward to learning from the group and sharing notes along the way.Hey Ozan, welcome to BP, you’re thinking about it the right way already because Zillow is fine for learning comps and deal structure but most consistent investors eventually layer in agent relationships, local wholesalers, driving for dollars lists, and just telling everyone you know you buy rentals because deals start coming through referrals.

We typically never see more than three months requestedThis is what we typically hold as for DSCR we originate and eventually will sell it off to an institution.

Back in my w2 days  I have worked with people in the past who only prioritize short term not long term thinking and in many times do not realize they may win those battles but eventually lose the war. 

Markets want confirmation that rate hikes are behind us and better clarity on when cuts could eventually begin.

If you invested that elsewhere, what's the return vs. the eventual appreciation + cash flow here?

Just because mortgage rates have dropped significantly and values ill eventually peak in 18-36 months in this market.You can fix & flip and then 1031 echange if not your taking that Captial gain hit. 

The tenant revenue covers the monitoring and creates a payback period that eventually recoups that installation fee and flips the system into Net Positive NOI.Regarding the Pilot:I'm actually looking to prove this "Net NOI" model on a pilot property here in DFW (10-20 units).