Been seeing this too.

If you see answer rates start dropping week over week on the same numbers, that's usually the first signal to rotate your DIDs.

I see ads of Steadily for (STR) rental insurance and have heard it's primarily use by LTR owners.

It happens constantly, and it's the single biggest deal-killer I see in early-stage investors.

I know it's not isolated for just me as I see the comments on DownDetector, etc.

What I’m seeing so far is all-in landing around the mid-120s with stabilized rents near ~$1,100, so slightly under the 1% rule but still showing equity at refinance levels. 

Check out the map on our website where we’ve made this all easy to follow.We can also share numerous examples of properties & portfolios we’ve assisted investors with!

https://www.construction-physics.com/p/what-makes-housing-so-expensiveI see clickbait headlines about how new ways of building homes (whether that be a 3D printed home or other strategy) will completely disrupt the real estate industry and crash home prices.I think we are far away from that.

Hello Everyone,I’m curious how other house flippers on BP are adjusting their numbers going into 2026, especially with tighter financing boxes and higher rehab costs in a lot of markets.A few shifts I’m seeing and hearing from investors:Being more conservative on ARV, especially in markets that ran hot in 2020–2022Building in more cushion on rehab bids and timelinesFavoring projects with multiple exit options (flip, rental, wholetail) rather than “must‑flip” dealsFor active flippers:Have you tightened your max allowable offer (MAO) formula or required profit spread?

From what I'm seeing in today's market, the investors who are winning the best deals are the ones who have speed and certainty of execution on their side.I'd love to connect with active flippers, developers, and wholesalers (whether you are local to SWFL or anywhere else in the state).Quick question for the active investors here: What is the biggest bottleneck you are seeing in your business right now?