I appreciate your insights on balancing cash flow and appreciation, tenant selection, and the advantages of investing in different property classes.

Thinking about throwing the balance on my business card and pay it off over time.

There are checks and balances for everyone with great cost incentives!

People are being more cautious with spending as stimulus money is gone, cards have high balances, many folks are losing their jobs and inflation prices are very high.

Any tips on balancing the improvements with your budget?

Are you able to move it and still have the balance you want in your portfolio? 

Buyer starting mortgage balance is $90k (assuming 10% down)Example 2, the New rules way:Buyer offers $97k, pays their agent $3k, seller pays their agent 3%, seller nets $94k.

So here's my question:How do you strike a balance between higher cash flow vs building value? 

The business accounts are referred as Business Brokerage and the personal accounts Cash Management - each type has two offerings, one offering with a higher interest rate paid on cash balances.

There are teller notes on all my rent payment accounts alerting bank staff not to provide a balance on the slip if it is not the account owner making the deposit.I have used this system for 10 years with multiple buildings and dozens of tenants without any issues.