Investors are likely to resist because ultra-long maturities increase extension risk, slow prepayments, and complicate hedging, all of which demand higher yield premiums.

Emergency vendors and maintenance techs are busiest when the weather swings, holidays hit, or turnover peaks.

Other forms of assets come with such steeper barrier entries coupled with devaluation of their current currency, it's very hard to resist this proof. 

I’m in the outdoor living/custom pool industry based up here in Milton, so I know exactly how hard you’re working for that concrete money.You are starting with a massive advantage that most new investors don't have: You know what things actually cost.Most people get into flipping and lose their shirts because they underestimate rehab costs or get ripped off by contractors.

I don't wanna be cheap but I found 'Home Decorators Collection' on sale for Black Friday for only $1.59 per sq ft. its 20mil its also scratch, stain resistant, and waterproof.

Implementing mitigation measures like defensible space, fire-resistant landscaping, or sprinklers can improve insurability.

Resist the urge to chase every shiny new object presented your way to help generate leads.

I bought SFR under 20 years old in a market with no damaging weather, stucco siding, and tile roofs for basically zero exterior maintenance.

: we finally arrived at a consensus, for the most part.For my fellow tax professionals and other tax nerds: let's resist our natural temptation to debate the highly technical details here.

We don’t use modular homes, we’ve explored that route, but the cost and lead times haven’t made sense compared to our in-house builds, which end up higher quality at about the same cost.For smaller new builds (around 600–900 sq ft), the timeline is typically 3–6 months from start to finish, depending on permits and weather.