And when it does move up it also hurts the borrower by likely reducing his home’s fair value if he were to sell.Let’s say a borrower wants a $600k house and is chewing on fixed vs AIO.

Google ai's are cheap af, expect these ads not to match so well your preferences.It is amazing how this "thing" is still going on, been chewed and ruminated in this forum since 8 years ago based on the first inquiry here.Now here a simple fact for you to check: 1) When you click on the ad, it directs to whatever landing page to sell a product of their business.

You have the guy at the mall chewing gum, the sleazy guy at the car lot, or some highly successful corporate salesperson.  

Next up: How to chew gum and walk at the same time....

There would likely be enough left over to buy more single family long term rentals in my current buy box at 20% down, but I would wait until the previous properties stabilized.Something to chew on is take your first statement & David's example-- and reinvest proceeds into another asset.

Being willing to live in a property that needs work is a big plus for someone just starting out who has the insight not to bite off more than they can chew.

I’ll break down my thoughts on your current strategy and then toss in an alternative idea for you to chew on, since you’re open to almost anything.Your Current Plan: You’re in a strong position with that $1.4M paid-off student rental and the second one carrying the mortgage and living costs—that’s a fantastic cash flow engine.

@Stephen Akindona in our experience, the PMCs offering:- No Termination Fees- Tenant Replacement Guarantees- Eviction Guarantees- Flat Fee Management- Etc.only manage Class A & B+ properties, or bite off more than they can chew and their services suffer.

@Chris Seveney that's solid advice thank you for that I don't want to as they say "bite off more than I can chew" but at the same time I know I'm new, so I have to have more head room for stuff I didn't account for initially, but I will move on to the next.

Don't bite of more than you can chew.