There was only a tiny bit of leakage through the planks to the underlying hardwood.

It's a tiny little farm with sentimental value far beyond something that I would ever find and buy.

Even the section 8 tenant you have to bug to get their tiny portion of the rent. 

Factors like:✅ Sellers holding tight to  low interest rates✅ Capital gains concerns✅ Multigenerational households✅ Rising construction costs✅ Inflation and interest rate pressures✅ Economic uncertainty…all limit inventory and make real estate increasingly valuable.My father and grandfather always said:“Buy land—they’re not making any more of it.”They weren’t exaggerating.Here’s the perspective that matters:🏢 Global Real Estate: $393.3 Trillion📈 Global Equities: $126 Trillion📄 Global Debt Securities: $144 Trillion🪙 All the Gold Ever Mined: $20.2 TrillionYes—you read that correctly.

Same with marketing efforts: typically the "household name" was never running deals.  

Tenant agrees to maintain all furnishings, furniture, décor, and household items in good condition and to use them only for their intended purpose.

During weaker job markets or economic downturns, the common trend is for households to downsize into more affordable rentals, not to leave the rental market entirely.

It includes income (gross) per month for the household, estimated credit scores if known, reason for moving, known credit or background blemishes, where they are currently living, when they are looking to move in, ect. 

Of the 2,000,000 only a very tiny number have even seen the posts. 

The STR tax strategy is most beneficial for high-income earners (think: $300K+ annual household income).