I think you can still catch the swing up in some markets but act fast.

Sure it's also a risk if you have bad tenants or the place catches fire but I feel it's a risk worth taking instead of watching your money suddenly either vanish or jump up.

So overall, I can get the whole building insulated for $250, which seems like a no brainer.The catch is that I have to remove some knob and tube wiring that they found in the basement before the insulation can be done.

It’s going to take years for supply to catch demand since they didn’t built anything for almost 5 or more years during the crash

It takes them a while to catch on.So retail appears to be slowing and I've actually seen a couple of more investor appropriate deals in the ballpark of reasonable (and by that I mean priced at 2x my number rather than 3x) on the MLS lately.

When on the site here, after keywords, I catch up on anything you have posted on :)

I finally get them changed out and she’s able to catch her breath and start talking again.

I mistakenly gave them time to “try” to catch up on rent which has only put ME further in the hole.

@Iyan Tan there is a catch 22 when selling a home with a tenant in place.

The current tenant historically fell behind on their rent, and would catch up every year with their tax returns.