The importance of starting out with a sizable CapEX budget in a down shifting market.

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If you want a realistic assessment of how good they are, check national sources.All that said, the Eli Segall article does open with "the market has largely downshifted from a year ago' and the headline quotes the GLVAR president calling the market the 'most stable in 20 years.'

Once my investment capital reached a point where it could support me (on a 4% safe withdrawal rate), I downshifted and worked fewer hours. 

The contractor has dragged the job out so long, that any relief from carrying the payment on this one is appealing, but do you think I'll risk a down shift in the market by giving the potential buyer a 24 month window to buy?

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Generally its going to be hard to get STRs to pencil anywhere at today's rates with only 10% down. 

Agree with other users comments that it doesn’t feel any less busy here (if anything it’s busier) and that a lot of the people that are leaving the area are either in a place to retire (or at least downshift significantly) or are just tired of spending 60%+ of their income in rents.

I'm comparing the macro environments and what the downshift was 28% and saying we know we don't have subprime, we now jobs arent' where they were.

Obviously with the economy downshift over the last week or two, I have lost a significant amount of money in both the TSP an Roth IRA. 1) Should I roll the current TSP and wife Roth IRA amount into a SDIRA and make new payments of 1250+350, so 1600 month to the SDIRA?