Have a lot of experience, what is your biggest question?

The biggest "risk" is them performing, because at end of term that means they complete purchase of property.

Learning from Others: The Value of Case Studies and Success StoriesOne of the biggest advantages of having resources is that you get to learn from those who’ve already walked the path.

I think institutional money and large PEs maybe one of the biggest culprits that's driving the home prices and rents all across the States higher than ever before. 

seller financing means seller has all the advantages and incentives.

The biggest variable is probably the tenant, but I think they do a very good job leasing properties quickly & keeping tenants in place which is the most important aspect in my book in a successful portfolio! 

I am betting that those with the biggest regrets are those that bought at the wrong time expecting COVID level occupancy was normal and those that didn't take the time to learn what it takes to run a successful STR.

Condos, however, are where the biggest shifts are happening.

Developers usually have expensive bridge debt on their construction projects, and a heavy incentive to deliver their inventory as rapidly as possible.

That being said, I’ve found a townhome, new construction, with the interest rate incentives as low as 3.99 & 4.99 it a a great area.