.: I was asked by a couple of people to compare doing a Buy & Hold Rental using conventional financing and buying Subject To with selling to a Tenant Buyer and what that would look like.This is an actual deal I recently did.

I just keep doing what actually works—wild concept, I know.

I read an article today that rent declines are a current national trend, so it could just be part of a bigger economic slowdown, I guess we are due after so many years of outsized rent increases.

Quote from @Will Greenlee: I actually did some googling and I read that 30" might be the requirement for when you need a railing in Michigan, so I may just throw the railing away for now. 

I guess my question is where do I start,  and what questions I should be asking.

Guess who wrote the article linked by @David Orr?

I guess my first question to the community is how did you guys build your real estate investment business?

Quote from @Josh Young: @Sheguina Dravk I think it’s safe to assume the interest rate will be a little higher on a 50 year vs a 30 year mortgage, so I guess it just depends on your situation and what your goals are.

Most people never actually buy the home, so they forfeit the down payment and move.

The Results:100% - AT A MINIMUM, "Flexible" cancellation is being promoted and strict cancellations are being punished.POSSIBLE - Listings that accept Pets without fees are ALSO promoted.I had 4 properties to test with.Thinking like Airbnb, I guessed the things that would make the user have the best experience is to be able to cancel and bring pets.