Beware of programs touting the ERC before ensuring you're eligible.

@Jay Hinrichs has been touting Charleston for years.

I listen to a lot of podcasts and books, and you are correct, they do seem to tout multifamily over SFR.

Many companies touted the add on value as simple math where the energy savings translated to extra value equal to the cost of the system.

I was just saying metal roofs are brilliant and there are some best practice items that can be done for rentals that will help with this.anyone who has read any of my post though knows that I am not keen on low end D class rentals like Morris is touting.. the rents are not high enough to generate enough gross cash flow to properly maintain a home that is going to have 10 to 50% more expenses because of the tenant base.and those expense's will come in lost rent.. vacancy .. theft and tenant abuse.. just will there is a reason you have hoods and semi hoods... the risk is huge and the morris product is in those areas.

@Justin G.Good question.So many people tout conservative underwriting to such a degree as to make it almost become a cliche.

For starters, the "actual" lead cost was double the lead costs that they tout on their website. 

The math that I usually hear doesn’t speak to whatever you are paying your lender during the 3-6 months of renovation.BRRR is touted as a strategy that you can use with no money of your own.

For example, the BRRRR method which is often touted here doesn't work when real estate values are spiral downward like they did in 2009-2010...at least not as easily as they work today. 

Some companies tout great returns but appear to be fairly new to the business and they don't have any experience in down markets or a rising interest rate environment.Is there a forum that addresses this?