But, on the other side of the coin, a great property in the right place almost rents itself.

Tenants would rather have in-unit laundry than having coin op in the basement.

If BTC fails to fix that issue, it's done for as a currency coin.

Hey all,So I have the following forms I submit for taxes each year:1x 1040 form (my salary w2 job)5x schedule E forms (5 rental properties)6x 1098 forms (mortgage interest for all my rentals and primary home)2x 1099 forms (stocks and crypto)Which package can I choose within TaxAxt (deluxe or premier) or TaxSlayer (classic or premium) that will cover all these tax forms without adding extra costs and fees?

While I'm not ready to predict a fall quite yet, I think that rents are a "coin flip".Here are some of the reasons why rents might go down: - Demand is a wildcard.

The willful inability to see two sides of a coin is going to be the end of this country.

They're 2 sides of the same coin.

The timing seems to make this one extra specialIt's funny though, always wonder about the sucker on the other side of the coin - they bought high and that house is likely worth less now than when they bought it.

Out of this, close to 40000$ was cash and crypto.

I'm on both sides of the coin so feel free to reach out to me