F>Gov will shrink, but this immediate "cleaning house" is just that, a "cleaning house" so BETTER persons can be brought back in. 

It's generally a moving and shrinking target of permissible properties.

.- Market risk, if the market softens during your rehab, profits can shrink or disappear.- Unexpected repairs or inspection issues that eat into margin.Why it might feel more stressful:- Bigger financial exposure, you’re buying and holding real estate.- Delays can cost you real money.- More moving parts, especially if you're flipping multiple properties at once.Flipping is usually more stressful, but it can be more rewarding financially if everything goes according to plan.

The investor margin shrinks up quick.The most economical way to do the BRRRR is ironically the most capital intensive. 

@Kevin Van Ness seems you have two choices:1) Shrink/consolidate/retireor2) DelegateI personally hit 24 units before I finally hired someone to do all my showings and lease signings.

AirDNA has been talking in the last two of its annual reports that the growth in supply of STRs was shrinking and the demand was increasing slightly.

And when vacancies shrink, ROI grows.If you’re a landlord struggling to get your rental filled, what’s been your experience?

The lack of knowledge felt loud, and for a while, it made me shrink myself.But then I had a shift.

You see how the investor margin starts shrinking quick. 

I'd rather put a $100,000 deduction on my 2025 tax return (and shelter 2025-sized dollars) than sprinkle annual $3K deductions over the tax returns I file between 2025 and 2055 (when, with inflation, every year the value of the deduction shrinks.)