I know this wasn't your question, but I always get nervous when an investor says they want to invest to lower their taxes. 

The lower level tenant was due for lease end Feb 2026.  

But the general public is suffering a stupidity epidemic of historic levels. 

This signifies that these carriers are willing to take on policies that are lower priced and therefore implies that the risk for these companies must be going down.Yesterday, I received an email from Tower Hill Insurance, a long-time provider of insurance in Florida that stated"The combination of the favorable weather and the reduced litigation costs provides us the opportunity to lower rates for our members.

Both asset types can build wealth, but they behave differently, require different levels of operational resilience, and serve different phases of an investor’s long-term strategy.Understanding how they differ is essential for building a portfolio that supports your risk tolerance, your desired level of involvement, and the cash flow you expect.

Many displaced workers are opting for contract or gig-based income instead of filing for unemployment, especially when benefits don’t fully cover housing and living costs.At the same time, elevated continuing claims suggest slower hiring, meaning people who lose jobs are taking longer to find new ones.Bottom line for housing: A job market that isn’t collapsing — but is clearly cooling — supports the case for lower or steadier mortgage rates.

The numbers you run if you want to use a baseline off the 70% rule should really now be more like the 50% rule to add in longer hold times, lower ARV, increased inventory and all the other conditions people are experiences across the US. 

Banks have lower rates but their Loan To Cost and Loan to Value are normally lower than Private Lenders.

Especially in the lower cost SFH's. 

The two business models I generally hate ae remote investing are low margin flips and lower cost rentals.