H2 '22 house prices got hit, obviously this is all market to market but they did in a lot.I am confused by the bold-- you think they will shoot up?

I used to get text messages, alerts and emails all the time, and I reacted on these two almost as soon as they hit me with notification.

Find a deal, run the numbers and have money if something hits the fan. 

And in 3-5 years, these “base hits” look like home runs due to inflation and your tenants paying down the mortgages.

I’m a new investor in FL and seem to have just invested in time for a major Hurricane to hit directly :( any advice is much appreciated!

I drive for dollars and cold call and hit all the local networking events.

That $1,300 a month buffer is your safety net, and trust me, that’s going to be a game-changer if any unexpected maintenance pops up or you need to cover a vacancy for a month or two.Now, about that feeling of being overwhelmed with debt..I had a client once, let’s call him John, who felt the same way when he hit the $1M mark in mortgages across a few properties.

Due to hurricane Helene, the trampoline belonging to the tenant hit neighbor A's fence.

Im so sorry your in this situation, its tough when everything you have is in Florida that gets hit hard some years by hurricanes.

I recognize my numbers did not include closing costs and as you pay down the equity, the LTV decreases (but you get the equity paydown), but this return is so high that even if it had a modest hit, it would still be a great return.https://www.neighborhoodscout.com/ca/san-diego/real-estateAdding in forced appreciation can create an infinite return via brrrr.