Inexperienced agents will drop their commission right away and have little experience (check reviews, Zillow, Google, etc). 

I did drop the rent a little bit, which seemed to help. 

Just make sure you’re ready on the financing side so you can move fast if the right one drops.

Then ask for specific wins tied to your risk profile: lower points, faster draws with photo milestones, reduced rehab holdbacks, or a rate drop on repeat deals.

We watch dogs for their families when they go away or some drop off for the day because they work long hours. 

If you’ve used REB, drop your experience below—especially if you’re in NC!

Left out entirely,as if buildings never age when students live in them.By the time we apply:✅ realistic student housing ops✅ lender-required reserves…the deal goes from “slam dunk” → “DSCR drop below threshold.”So here’s my question:How are lenders looking at OpEx assumptions right now in student housing?

Drop a comment or shoot me a DM - always down to geek out about the intersection of real estate and AI dev tools.P.S.

If the fundamentals make sense today, you can refi when rates drop — but you can’t go back in time and build the equity you would’ve earned by just getting in.The other piece people forget: you don’t have to be locked into one strategy.

Now does the price of a property drops after having a mitigation system?