@V.G JasonI agreeEven if fed reduces rates it will take months before it has any impactThe job market is far worse than media is making it out to be due to it being an election year.

That should reduce your cost/interest rate as well.  

I seek out tenants who will stay a long time, reducing vacancy, and turnover costs. 

The idea appealed to Meta employees, who had plenty of money to spend, along with a natural affinity for a crowdfunding website reducing the friction of real-life investments.

Just wait until the FED starts reducing rates...

I'm telling my commercial clients to stay well away from downtown if they're going for large residential because there's a good chance everything there will continue to reduce.

I believe that the cost of every legal hoop you make the Trustee jump through to complete the foreclosure will be added into the amount owed and will reduce any possible overage from the sale of the property.In addition, unless there is a fatal defect in the deed of trust, the sale is going to go through and a request for a TRO (which I doubt would be granted) or filing Bk (which I'm not sure would stop the sale since you're not the borrower, have no liability for the debt, your interest arose after the foreclosure began and you had knowledge of the 1st DOT's foreclosure) will not stop it. 

For those investors looking to reduce their upfront costs, we also offer Zero Point DSCR loans at a slightly higher rate.

People HOLDING, reduces available inventory to buy, for buyers. 

Most DSCR lenders are not reducing the gross monthly rental income for vacancy or expenses, they are just taking the gross figure determined by the appraiser via a 1007 or 1025.