So sad to see this happening to real estate investors looking for quality companies with passive income that should last.

Do you think it’s helped with landing better quality tenants?

We’ve been using highly effective software that not only pulls clean and up-to-date data but also ensures we target motivated sellers with precision.We have a software engineer who’s also an investor, so we’re mining high-quality, verified data for key filters like absentee owners, tax delinquents, vacant properties, and pre-foreclosures—exactly what you’re looking for.

Ideally, we are looking for:- Affordable multifamily units (~$100K-$125K)- Decent cap rates (8-10%)- Stable rental demand with reliable tenants- A relatively safe neighborhood- Limited renovations required Any insights on secondary or tertiary markets that have these qualities?

I think their quality has taken a nose dive and many new ones give out in the first year (happened in 3 different cabins I have now).

I’m passionate about the senior living industry and providing a high-quality environment for residents.

Keep in mind that her commission on DST deals falls within the high single-digit percentage range, so the quality of service should reflect the premium fee being paid.There are many qualified Sponsors to consider.

Many education programs that could be scams promote junk services and the quality of all they sell or promote is definitely junk. 

You could pull back a bit here (although with a full gut I would hesitate to pull back on material quality much if any at all). 

I'm curious if y'all are seeing a decrease in tenant qualities applying for rentals.