I am constantly learning new things and I will continue to adjust my strategies and processes based on experiences I have as time goes on.  

We use pricelabs to adjust the rent, which seems to be up about 10% overall. 

You have both proven that you're likely to have some success - even if it is try, fail, and adjust. 5 years from now it likely won't matter which option you chose.I'd hate to walk away from the business and get nothing. 

This stability can significantly enhance the quality of life for tenants, offering a sense of peace and financial predictability.However, as a landlord, this 5% cap limits my ability to adjust rents based on market conditions and rising costs, thereby reducing profitability.

In addition, the section 121 exclusion does not apply to the gain allocable to the residential portion of the property to the extent of the depreciation adjustments attributable to the residential portion of the property for periods after May 6, 1997 ($3,000).

I am located at Central Florida area, and I believe that even with the high prices, higher interest rates and huge supply of real state down here, still out here many great opportunities.The market still hot, we just need to adjust the approach..... at least are my guts feelings.v/r

It is pretty rare but it does happen.Its important to note though, because many assume they can get an agent to adjust that commission if they as a buyer do not have an agent.

Yes most of the time most of the markets are self-adjusting.

This isn’t an SEC traded investment, no liens or 1st positions, no personal guarantees on behalf of the GP, If you go back thru and show us your deal analysis versus your checklist you will probably see an investment marketed at 14% return which should have been Risk adjusted down to 8%.  

It would therefore for all intensive purposes be a 4 unit.