this was a very common e mail about 15 to 20 years ago have not seen one in sometime looks like they are back to fishing Actually you go fishing....scammers go phishing. 

But, if you catch a deal with solid, LONG TERM fundamentals, you might not get a home run, but you likely will be safe.2.

It’s maturing.And for smart investors, that’s the best possible environment.A balanced market gives you the ability to:Buy without panicNegotiate like an adultFind motivated sellersAdd value intentionallyBuild a portfolio based on fundamentals, not frothIf you’ve been waiting on the sidelines hoping for a huge drop—don’t.

Get the fundamentals of personal finance right by spending less than you make and investing the difference.Then, start by looking into house hacking.

That makes total sense — sounds like you’ve built a solid foundation by sticking to strong fundamentals.

Always pick a provider experienced in STRs.Depreciation recapture: When you sell, you’ll face recapture tax on accelerated depreciation—this is real, so factor it into your hold/exit strategy.Too aggressive underwriting: Don’t assume tax benefits solve poor property fundamentals.

I moved here from Portland in 2020 and now own 10+ rentals because the fundamentals are awesome—fast population and job growth, huge companies moving here like Intel, Amazon, Google, Microsoft, Honda, LG, Facebook, and more, plus it's still affordable where you can find properties around $120–180k that hit the 1% rule and positive cash flow.

As fundamentally established by the difference in rates between the 15- and 30-year mortgage, the 50-year mortgage will likely carry even higher rates.

Hospitality fundamentally involves personal interaction and crafting exceptional guest experiences.

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