You add on the fact that we see the same 100 billion $ handed over in a circle from one AI company to the next, all reporting it as revenue, the P/E ratio of the S&P500 is over 30 and that makes you wonder where corporate profits are supposed to go from here, inflation eating into consumers spending power - I would say @Collin Hays is right, brace for impact.Fortunatley, residential real estate is a relativley recession proof.

All your P&Ls would show up on your Schedule E on a property-by-property basis. 

For 5 to 20 doors, pick one backbone and standardize around it: a PM-grade platform with portals, e-pay, maintenance, and reporting, paired with a simple owner dashboard.

Please send a demand letter to Crew - template here (https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Lzyf1YcngYEvW36P2Jr7xXsTiLqtPz-E/view?

Quote from @James Hamling: @Don Konipol have you ever ran into: The Desperate Discounter - He's calling, texting, e-mailing again; wants to talk, says he "needs" a deal, is seriously looking, gotta connect.

And if you know anyone in the town hall, building inspector, water dept etc, my phone is ringing and I'm getting E-mails, the hard part is tracking down the owner!!

@Tim McIver I believe Chris' recommendation to utilize a property manager is the belief they will be better suited to competently provide e proactive asset protection services because most investors fail mightily living up to that standard. 

Welcome @Robert E.

R-E-L-A-X.

Apple is a 31 P/E, to put it into context.