I wouldn't even bother with major cities given the ratios but you likely will get better rental stability pending on asset class but in general deep pocket investors like larger cities for its demand and stability in order to wealth preserve vs cash flow..Investors who want cash flow seek 2nd tier markets..To clarify 5) you meant negative cash flow and not negative cap rate correct?

Really great book overall, but in the first 50 pages or so, they do a deep dive into figuring out your own personal financial statement.

Investors putting 30%-35% down on a property is precisely what the Federal Reserve wants - to slow the velocity of capital. 

Title company has been slow on this one, looking for help ASAP as we close in a few days.

There are other automated followup CRM's, but I also found they don't have to deep flexibility and customization that I was looking for. 

We've increased revenue 20-30 percent year over year since 2014, so it will be hard to top 2023.  2024 was off to a great start and now we're in the slow season, which is normal. 

There’s not as many travel jobs available and the payment rates just don’t support travel nurses needing to duplicate expenses, especially with the high housing costs in the LA area"So that may explain part of the slow-down of applicants on Furnished Finder.

Once you create some decent wealth in a market like this and you feel the growth is slowing, that's the time to start thinking about moving that equity to another market that's probably more expensive.Rinse, repeat, and you'll build a ton of wealth.But it all starts with an appreciating market that you can afford to operate in.

Slow and steady still wins the race. 

Save up for the slow season in the winter.