I learned this the hard way not too long ago.I invest in similar areas and I do use leverage to buy properties but I have starting using the techniques that I mention above, keep a good cash reserve, and I am more aggressive on the debt paydown than on assets that have good appreciation.

I also realize I've been incredibly spoiled in the past to have gotten interest rates as low as I have.Obviously I signed up for this mortgage at this interest rate, so I have to accept it for what it is at least for now, but I'm trying to look at all options and make the best financial decision. 

Fewer deals but incredible networking.On the west side (suburbs of Canton and Ypsi) there are two more smaller ones. 

I am not sure where I should start.So, if any of you wise individuals out there have any advice or tips to make this journey a bit smoother, I'd be incredibly grateful.

Website creation, traffic and maintenance is a very large game and no one technique such as page speed will fix all. 

Having done this myself, I can say that this is still a very reasonable way to get rich over the next 10 years, but without putting yourself and others at incredible risk.You can still be responsible.

No, it doesn't get you "more doors" or what not, but from a risk profile it's incredibly more sound.As for the rent dilemma, post 2027 I think now if rates say are 5% or sub rather than housing inventory growing to making it pre-covid or close to it.

Your feedback will be incredibly valuable to me, and I'm eager to hear all sides, positive or negative.Thank you so much for your time and help!

But, generally, this is not very accurate.Anyway, there are a few more techniques they can use, but this gives you an idea of how they should go about it.So, as to your specific question, YES, you can most definitely dispute the appraisal if you think there are legitimate reasons to.

I thought it was incredibly hypocritical when I worked for a bank and got those requests from "risk management".