And if it feels like too much ask for specific advice here or turn over to a Realtor or PM.Thank you for the perspective, Melanie.

That area is fantastic Rodney from a rental perspective, very high demand. 

So from my perspective, 11% isn't actually all that high.

It depends on what you're looking for...my perspective is that leverage + appreciation is what makes real estate worth the hassle.

In previous 5 years they are all have double digit YoY Gross Profit Earning LOL so 2023 is actually the WORST year if we see from financial perspective only. 

This has worked to change our culture.In another book from a completely different perspective, Alvin Toffler in Future Shock said in 1970 that he expected that people would generally become more and more high-touch, more disconnected in their social relationships, less willing to listen carefully.

For the "needle in the haystack" perspective, not really, I'd be pulling a list of properties I know in pre-foreclosure and going door to door to them specifically.  

I'm answering a question from my perspective as a professional property manager, and I can tell you that the hundreds of professionals I network with daily would agree with my perspective.

For perspective I purchased a duplex in late 2022 using an FHA loan for 444k that I’ve been rehabbing while living in it as well as renting one unit, once the rehab is complete this summer comps are showing I’ll have roughly 200k in equity to tap into.

This does put a lot of things in perspective so appreciate it!