In your opinion could this steep drop lead to an increase in new purchases leading to higher inflation, in turn raising rates?

We raised funds as a team to execute this deal.

I would recommend these books in this order: Rich Dad Poor Dad, Rental Property Investing by Brandon Turner, Investing in Real Estate with Low or No Money Down by Brandon Turner, Raising Private Capital by Matt Faircloth, and then probably the BRRRR book by David Greene.

Section 8 will be forced to raise its portion as long as the rent comparables justify it.6) Section 8 is pretty easy when you learn the process, which isn't too difficult.7) You can manage the property yourself, especially if you are within driving distance.Good luck!

Rewards being appreciation and great cashflow from the beginning and opportunity to raise the price and move forward.

Greetings,My name is Zack Crouse and I was born and raised in Pittsburgh, PA.

Rehabbed, still room to raise rent and also increase value.

Invest in yourself and raise your value, let your employer know your desire, they might offer OJT or even pay for your training at a college etc.

If the seller asks for $100,000, you raise your eyebrows and offer $60,000, setting a midpoint of $80,000.

Don't forget though, you will raise your rents next year...and the year after...and so forth.  20+ years of owning rental properties I have never decreased rent.