However, if RentRedi is covered with my BP Pro membership, that could save us on over head fees. 

When I bought my second house hack, I was in way over my head, created more debt, and stress.

@Bob Beach @Luca Giani had some great post below on what to look out for when evaluating PM or just heads up on things to double check with PMs before signing on.Post: Property Management IssuePost: Property Managers, Red Flags?

They claim they are religious (he is a youth pastor) and don’t smoke (but they look like the do) and image wise are tatted from head to toe and don’t come off like they say. 

We are working on another form of communication with higher commissions.The FutureAll indications are showing that it will get worse before it will get better - sales inventory is still high, rental inventory is very high, more and more new construction apartment buildings are nearing and/or have been completed (at least 10 in Cape Coral that have hundreds of units are still being built), displaced homeowners are returning to their homes, and a host of other concerns.We have gone through years of rapid rent growth and a lack of inventory.

Hit the nail on the head, I will manage these to learn and to temper my expectations regarding PMs. 

Hi Nick, I've been reading for a year now that multifamily new construction has ground to a halt due to rapid increases in construction costs, insurance costs, financing costs and also due to mass overbuilding in 2019 to '23, causing huge supply in 2024 and 2025, which is now putting downward pressure on rent growth?

Hi All -  long time reader first time poster.I am curious as to how other small/medium size MF investors are thinking about operating their portfolios as we head into the upcoming rate cut environment (however far in the future that may be). 

Nashville that opportunity will need to be next Q3 not this year, but there will be opportunities for sure heading into winter. 

Where are we heading with Austin pricing?