@Matt Seabrook Funny, I'm interested in E Com and dropshipping.

Is the juice worth the squeeze when considering the amount of communication you have to do in addition to all this?  

I’d focus on stable areas like Lakewood, Tremont, and University Circle, and make sure you’ve got a solid local team before you buy.

Capital Square still has their website up and seems to be more stable, though I'm no expert by any means. 

We just took down $2M in loans from seller who has no asset management in house so they just force sell their NPL's and there is a good amount of juice still left in the squeeze. 

Brian Davis: Profitability is still strong where rules are clear and stable.

Renting is the safety net that works in any market.Even when everything else is volatile, solid rental demand keeps the portfolio stable.

From a recent multifamily snapshot across the Triad region, effective rents for existing units averaged roughly $1,235/unit with occupancy around 94% — shows demand seems stable for rental units despite economic shifts.

this has been going on way before AI many that used to post alot just to juice up their numbers and google ranking.. cut and paste the same reply time and again..

Yes, the DSCR → acquisition → ADU → refi → repeat sequence makes senseIt’s slow BRRRR, but slow BRRRR is usually the most stable path for California markets.