Would love to see an example of some real life qualifying activities and what you're including.

I'd love to hear where other people are seeing value in AI now. 

In many cases, thoughtful function (laundry, storage, efficient flow) beats raw square footage for this renter profile.Curious how others are adapting their buy box — are you still prioritizing larger unit mixes, or seeing similar demand around smaller, well-positioned units?

You might even see a slight dip in rental rates, maybe $100–$200 off the peak summer price, just to get someone through the door.

I was hoping someone on here could help answer some questions and provide some examples for deals that they have done recently?

I just don't think it is possible for example to walk into Highland Park, Prosper, Southlake and buy a 4plex with minimal down and cash flow day one. 

- Would a NH-specific weekly digest/dashboard that flags properties with multiple distress signals (tax lien + lis pendens within 90 days, for example) be useful to you?

As an example, a MTR or STR in the correct location will get you $3000 a month on average.Option 2 BRRRR your next purchase and refinance your money out and see how the cash flow is.  

Hi BP community,I've been studying off-market property patterns and analyzing public data trends related to distressed and absentee-owned properties.One thing I've noticed is that many motivated sellers tend to fall i...

One strategy I don’t see discussed enough is how DSCR loans can actually position an investor for bridge financing later if the deal is structured correctly.Most investors think of DSCR as a long-term rental loan, but in some cases it can also serve as a stabilization step before moving into a bridge or construction facility.For example:An investor acquires or stabilizes a property using a DSCR loan based on rental income.