Have a no tolerance and fine policy saying 1 or 2 is fine was a bad start.

But more accurately, it is normalizing from an extreme low base during the zero-interest-rate policy era, 2020-2021.And consumer retail sales are still quite healthy, up YoY.And just today, the (often conservative/pessimistic) Atlanta Federal Reserve forecast a 4% GDP growth for Q3 of this year.

.• Shift Into Growth Markets: Use the exchange as a chance to relocate your equity into markets with better long-term appreciation or population growth trends.When evaluating 1031 options, weigh factors like overall return, risk tolerance, management preferences, and long-term goals.

Well, if approval of assistance animals was tricky before, now it'll get even more confusing.https://leadingage.org/hud-withdraws-wide-ranging-fair-housi...

There isn’t a one-size-fits-all answer—it’s more about your risk tolerance, financing strategy, and long-term goals.You’re on the right path—keep building relationships in Huntsville and stacking knowledge as you plan for 2026.

Quote from @Brandon Croucier: It depends on your risk tolerance at this stage.What kind of return would you yield, would it sell at a higher price?

Back a couple of hundred years ago when I was dealing in SFR, I bought a couple tons of houses with 90% seller loan carry back at ZERO interest on the loans!  

I've consulted with attorneys / CPA's here and for me personally, using a good umbrella policy and no LLC's has been sufficient. 

. :) I think honest conversations about neighborhood class, ROI, and risk tolerance are what make this forum valuable… even when our perspectives differ.

Zero cash flow as the mortgage payment is equal to and even a little higher than rental comps.