I would lock in a solid profit.

Originally posted by @Bob Daniels:*Disclaimer*  My account has only been open for 3 months, which isn't nearly long enough to draw a solid conclusion from.I recently invested 1k with them in their long term growth fund as a test run to see how accurate their claims were. 

Due to a significant spike in demand, housing prices have skyrocketed, making it nearly impossible in some areas of the city to find solid returns as a real estate investor.

It will be best to choose one and run with it for a bit so you have a base of comparison for the future - keycheck is a solid start.

Ensure it cash flows comfortably.Market & Location: Research local rental demand, property values, and any applicable LTR regulations to understand the area’s potential for long-term success.Future Potential: Consider if the property could appreciate or attract quality tenants over time, supporting stable cash flow and asset growth.This checklist should set you up for a solid LTR investment!

Mid-term rental and BRRRR strategies are definitely solid approaches to start with.

Jensen & Co have a solid reputation for working with investors like us.Don't foget to update any necessary disclosures and think about getting landlord insurance if that's not already on your radar.By the way, if you're ever curious about expanding your investments beyond Oregon, I've been helping investors tap into markets like Phoenix and Austin; some exciting opportunities out there.

Does anyone know of solid valid reasons you can provide TLO with to get approved for their skip tracing service? 

So vs buying other $, which is what finance is, it's purchasing $, how about you help solve a problem many have out there of a good, solid place for capital placement. 

Fix and flips and the BRRRR strategy are fantastic ways to build wealth, especially in a market like Philadelphia where there’s plenty of potential.As a property manager in the Philadelphia area, I've seen firsthand how impactful a solid property management strategy can be on maximizing returns, particularly for investors using the BRRRR method.