So you’re going to pay $2-$3,000/yr in lost rent so you can shrink your applicant base and take the most desperate tenants?

We are considering offering seller financing, then selling the notes.Our buyer pool in our market has already started to shrink and we would like to keep properties moving.

I say that because the market is a great unknown right now and flips typically require a market that is growing, not shrinking or crashing. 

Hi everyone:I just returned from the MFINCON Conference in Charlotte - learning and networking with the best multifamily syndicators and investors.If you want to get into buying apartments, I would encourage you to find podcasts amd attending this networking and educational events.Key takeaway:Multifamily market faces head winds for the next 6 to 12 months.A delta between seller expectations and buyer realities still exists.The delta will shrink over the next 6 to 12 months - ie prices will lower to make sense with higher debt costs.Get your team ready to buy - find your partners, lender, brokers, insurance agent, KP, and syndication attorney.

In addition, while the supply is increasing, the demand is shrinking.

Actual steam could damage man-made carpet fibers or shrink natural fibers such as wool.

However your buyers list does shrink a good bit as you can imagine not all investors are comfortable buying fire damaged houses.

My understanding is that that market is actually shrinking as demand abates "after COVID."

Not being pet protected may encourage you to leave Colo in search of more profitable locations, shrinking an already tight rental market.

Dayton has been bleeding industry for years, population has been shrinking and the median income trending downward.