Quote from @James Phillips: Hey Dan,I've loosely followed your journey on here--thanks for continuing to share.

And if by investing in S&P your talking about being a trader, I'd remind that >80% of people loose $, if not more.

The excess passive losses will carry forward indefinitely.

The risk of loosing the money you need for your next down payment isn't worth the potential extra %.

And there's no need to be in a hurry to cut that house loose if you want to test the rental waters.

It all comes to if your willing to wait, possibly loose a little bit of your cashflow from that propertry.

Interesting to hear that they are claiming that a lender sold all of their loans and kept the excess funds.

Florida, Texas and Arizona see inventory in excess of 6 months, some cities have more than 10 months worth of supply, which is basically a complete 180 from a red hot sellers market to an ice cold buyers market.How is this impacting rents, vacancies, turnaround times and ultimately: rent increases for 2025? 

Our policy is we only do upgrades with tenant in place necessary to not cause excess damage.  

Will loosing this Cash Flow Negatively Affect yourself and your families way of life?