It takes 2-3 years for the regular lease rent amount to catch up with year 1 rent by the room rent amount  When analyzing only year 1, it’s hard to see anything making sense in our market, but if your time horizon is long enough, this market outperforms many when combining cash flow and appreciation.

Good catch Noah, I completely forgot about the time limit on that. 

The underlying reason Federal Pacific panels are frowned upon (or denied coverage outright) by insurance companies is they tend to catch on fire. 

I was catching up on some older BP episodes and the one from Julu 23, 2020 titled "$12,500 per Month in Pure Cash Flow with Todd Balwin" interested me.

That is, if assessed value never, ever matches market value, I'm being too conservative, but if something changes, and assessed value catches up with market value, I'd rather have accounted for that up front.Looking forward to any thoughts.Thanks!

If I can catch someone outside I ask how much other houses that rent for so I can get a gauge for what I should put a house on the market.

It is a hole dug to catch rain water.  

I did not catch your location but some things location may have an impact. 

As you know, your contract in a short sale is subject to lender approval…they approved a contract from someone else and rejected approval for yours…sort of catch all out for the other parties.

Municipalities are catching up, licensing new technologies that scrape AirBnB/VRBO for listings in parallel to new or pending STR legislation/taxes.