Quote from @Devin James: 1) Inventory is drying up- Build-to-Rent developers stopped starting new developments when rates spiked, and that slowdown in starts will hit the market soon, resulting in less inventory.2) The rent vs. own equation is upside down- Usually its cheaper monthly to own than to rent, but today that’s not the case in many markets.

What’s becoming more clear time after time is :Columbia is quietly maturing into a very favorable market for ground-up construction.✅ Why I like the Columbia market right now:Steady population growth (thanks to the University of South Carolina, healthcare, and military presence)Strong rental demand with limited new inventoryI’ve been seeing traction with new construction rental products, in both Richland and Lexington counties. 

Long story short—I thought my 2024 income would include my W-2 earnings from earlier this year, but that’s not the case.I ended up writing off too much on my taxes, and now it looks like I can’t qualify for my next house hack—even though I do make enough money.

What was the hardest part about setting up your CRM?

Realtors, what was the hardest part when setting up your CRM?

Realtors, what was the hardest part when setting up your CRM?

When attending a Real Estate Meet Up, even in a casual setting like a golf simulator bar, it's generally a good idea to aim for business casual attire.

No updates and still no response to my request for estimated completion date despite asking several times. 

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I currently house hack a duplex and the other units tenants are managed by a property management company. When I closed on the property I kept the current property management in place (inherited the tenant) for a smoo...