We believe that the combination of these factors will support a healthier NOI; however, your point is well-taken that it needs to be proven with rigorous due diligence.Again, thank you for the sharp analysis.

and some general tips from more experienced investors to stay more in touch with the community, contractors etc that will lead to a better healthier business would be nice. thanks all!

Either way it depends on your diet and desire.

It's like a workout regimen or diet - the best one is the one that you will actually stay consistent in doing.

That can work if you’re comfortable funding that loss for years, but make sure it won’t strain your other investing or personal goals.If you sell now, yes, you’ll lock in a loss, but you free up capital and mental bandwidth to redeploy into an asset with healthier fundamentals whether that’s in Colorado or elsewhere.

That's a sign of a healthier, more sustainable market.In Waco, we’re seeing a similar trend but on a smaller scale.I'm always looking for connections in the Austin area, feel free to reach out.

This quitting W2 to survive on REI reminds me of the FIRE movement or Paleo diet.

Nationally, it’s not a full-on buyer’s market yet, but it’s heading toward a healthier place, especially for homebuyers.

Every day I buy a large Diet Coke at McDonald’s  $1.07 forever.  

Ya-know, it kind of makes me think of diet fad's to be honest.