They also do this because they believe lack of permits on work does not affect re-sale in a hot market like Denver.

I own a newbuild (2019) SFH rental, when build it included solar (without the batteries) and solar-hot-water-heater.

@Chris RobertsLet's air this out... a mortgage not being reported on your credit does NOT give you a pass for conventional/agency financing. 

Encouraging your tenant to consider vaping could not only help maintain the apartment’s air quality but also align with your lease agreement better.

I’m active duty Air Force and maxed out my VA loan with three properties.Birmingham has some cheaper properties, but may not bring the cash flow that STRs in Florida might bring.It all depends on your timeline, numbers, funds, and comfort level.

Unique amenities: Sauna, hot tub, game room options (even if just one!)

If you’re diving into real estate investing, Georgia’s a hot market in 2024, especially in places like Kennesaw, Marietta, Alpharetta, Woodstock, Roswell, Smyrna, and Sandy Springs.

Solid area for sure but… IMO I wouldn’t buy multifamily unless I’m buying for $25,000 - $30,000 a door.I’d rather stay sleeping in bed haha@Ryan Pyle is the Godfather of Toledo multifamily investing and a top bloke 👍Mate, I know you manage multifamily Happy to make intro if interested I know you are more patient and reasonable than me and maybe can talk some sense into people hahaI’m too hot headed as you know and am just looking to get my first ever misdemeanor hahaha 🙏

As the impacts of climate change become increasingly evident, more individuals are likely to incorporate considerations of air quality and other disaster risks into their choices when selecting a place to live. 

Rents will remain high and go sideways in most markets, with the exception of where new construction has been running hot causing move in specials.