Not the best climate to invest IMHO.

I never give any credence to these things because, while it’s interesting to see where the politician’s heads are at, these things have 0% chance of ever becoming official policy or law, ESPECIALLY in this divided political climate.

Since you have me on a rant now: the Great Lakes region is considered a climate heaven: our winters are getting milder, our summers are awesome, we have not hurricanes, fires, earthquakes or other recurring disasters.

Vegas is an extremely dry climate and I would be very surprised if you got mold.2.

Only solution is hope FED cuts interest rates fast and deep, but all macro-data says US economy doing great with fed funds at 5.33% so foreclosure becoming only option.now if a Chimp with a learning disorder like me could see this coming, perhaps, the syndicators that charged high fees and had 5 different "share classes" saw it coming too and perhaps that was their plan all along?

@Zhihan Wan if you’re in colder climates then I wouldn’t extend the lease on MTM basis since you’ll likely have the same vacancy issue this time around.

I don’t say this to discourage you, rather, I say this to give you a realistic view of what it will take in order to be successful at the current investing climate today. 

It will also allow househackers to get their foot in the door, in a higher priced market/higher interest rate climate.#4 Higher Appreciation Potential:Single-family homes tend to appreciate more consistently and at a higher rate than small multifamily properties over time.

I would recommend reaching out to a few local loan shops, and highly recommend credit unions in today's rate climate, to see what products are right for you.

But, then I think is a flip in this market climate appropriate?