It’s maturing.And for smart investors, that’s the best possible environment.A balanced market gives you the ability to:Buy without panicNegotiate like an adultFind motivated sellersAdd value intentionallyBuild a portfolio based on fundamentals, not frothIf you’ve been waiting on the sidelines hoping for a huge drop—don’t.

Curious how others are balancing DSCR requirements with management strategies. if it aint broke, I do not fix it, regarding strategy and everything in general.

I am buying my first property this upcoming Monday.I have a student loan balance from dental school above 400k with an interest rate of 5.875%.

-Landlords want stable tenants, not weekenders.The MTR model hits the perfect balance between profit and peace of mind.Who else thinks 2025 is the year to scale MTRs?

And in the millions, before cash flow becomes meaningful.You are right, it's always about balance.

Other times they are trying to pay down their past due balance, and they aren't allowed to pay more than the monthly rent unless I log in and manually set up a new invoice for them as a one-time payment which is a headache for everyone. 

I have a student loan balance above 400k with an interest rate of 5.875%.

At the time I got a 5-year commercial loan amortized over 20 years, the idea was that every 5 years I would reapply for/refinance the balance at whatever is the going interest rate.So, in 2021 when it was time to refinance (5 years passed), I was able to get a 10-year loan amortized over 15 years.Current rate is 4%, maturity date is 9/31, current outstanding balance is 220,742.

Quote from @Jason Bobby: Quote from @Cliff Benner: @Jason Bobby I have tried Stessa and I didn't Like it, I am an Accountant and went to School for Accounting, so for me I needed a software that allowed me to make Journal Entries and at the time I used Stessa, I was unable to do that, and I did not like the way the reports read when I pulled a P&L & Balance Sheet.I have found Wave to be a decent software, it is just a free General Ledger Bookkeeping software, not industry specific at all, but allows integrations.

I keep hearing that at some point I will need to take the plunge, and I'm trying to balance being careful and judicious while also not falling into analysis paralysis.