So if there are major upswings in rates, your cash flow and returns can be affected heavily. 

One of my grips is that Pace is  getting groupies all excited and is making a method that could be used Respectfully in the right situation look bad for promoting it heavily among noobs.  

I'm curious to hear how others in this space are valuing and exiting notes.A few discussion questions:What metrics do you weigh most heavily (LTV, payment history, discount rate, etc.)?

If it's one or less, they might still be able to help, but they are not that experienced an investor so I wouldn't lean too heavily on their knowledge, deal analysis, or contacts unless they can explain why those things are better than you would expect for a new investor. 

A good PM will eat heavily into the $1k/month rent.

For the people that actually are in the know with institutions that are heavily against BTC and heavily PRO the easiest way for me to summarize the threat of quantum computing is that it's way easier to develop resistant forks on the blockchain than to get QC scalable. 

While 1-4 are valued mostly by market approach, banks will discount it heavily if your rents are way under with an income approach.  

When I first got into real estate investing, the BRRRR strategy was my bread and butter.I’d buy older, often heavily distressed properties, gut them, renovate, rent them out, and then refinance to pull my cash back out.

Just don’t bank on forced appreciation too heavily unless you're ready for a permitting grind.

It sounds like you’re essentially turnkey but focused specifically on Build-to-Rent, which is right in line with where we’re investing heavily.