You also can get into a perpetual capex buying spree every year.

Quote from @Pietro Gaglio: Residential assisted living facilities need to keep track of various data such as vitals, bowel movements, and amount of food eaten.

So that is one area where there could be some movement, but again, if people are thinking they are going to see a 4 in the interest rates anytime soon, I do not see it.

A great example for me is Pace Morby, he started with no capital or traditional background, embraced creative strategies, and now leads one of the biggest movements in real estate.Regarding your second point, I completely agree, lenders offering 100% financing often impose very strict rules.

There will be movement next week, and we need everyone to participate:https://www.facebook.com/groups/1161232915077076https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/960/topics/1196567-norada-capital-management-suspending-payments?

The combination of increased inventory and hesitant buyers does suggest price corrections may be on the horizon before we see any upward movement again.Appreciate the insight, it really helps paint a clearer picture of what’s happening on the ground.

If an operator relied on heavy refi upside or zero cash flow to stay alive, and now rent growth is stalling, that’s often where cracks show up first.Not always a fire sale—but definitely a trigger for movement.

Therefore, in theory, any and every hot tub should be able to be repaired in perpetuity. 

Yes, there’s been movement within that range, but wild swings and sudden ups and downs just haven’t been the story lately.

If the rust is internal and causing a leak through the tub material itself, these surface-level patches are unlikely to hold back the water long-term, especially with the pressure and movement around a drain.Why Replacement is Almost Always the Best Solution (Even if Painful):1.