The easiest ways to find an operator to lease a home to are:- RAL focused real estate agents/teams (uncommon in most places)- Facebook communities (we run two of the largest RAL communities)- A mastermind community (like the RAL Room) to match up with those that want to operate but not ownJust keep in mind that the home needs to be able to be licensed for RAL and suitable for it.

Like the crypto guys say "90% drops in BTC are not uncommon historically".I don't agree with ANYTHING Peter Schiff says, but the only thing I agree with him is on Bitcoin.

 Truly a tough situation but sadly not uncommon at this point in time in the market.

It is not uncommon to buy homes in the 1800s.

Hey @Tarek Soliman - Reading this, it sounds like you’re trying to find a deal that removes almost all risk on day one.In most markets right now, especially ones with strong rent growth and long-term appreciation, it’s pretty uncommon for a 2–4 unit with 5% down to fully cover the mortgage while you’re living there.

I'm paying about 80% of ARV in a market where this is uncommon and because during negotiations, when I removed to budge from my initial offer, they ended $2500 above me saying, "Final offer." 

Hi @Lauren,What you’re seeing isn’t uncommon, but it’s still a red flag.

Not uncommon in that area, to be honest.

It is not uncommon for rentals to take multiple price drops as they try to compete with the high inventory levels.

This is not uncommon when the rates are increasing and more variability in the market.