I have no qualms with Lane (i'm not an investor of his), but many in this space have lost lots of investor money.

Looking forward to building communities in a new way—creating spaces and opportunities for others.

I don't aggressively increase rents if a tenant's current rent is within the turn cost / 12.For example, if you need to replace flooring, paint, and fix up a few things... your turn cost might be $5-7k

Share your experiences and stories—your tips might inspire others to improve their own spaces!

At the time, I also had a job that kept me traveling, so I didn’t need much space and used the opportunity to rent out the nicer rooms in my homes.

Suited homes are about $450+K looking at some PM companies, you'd get about $2K in rent for the main floor and $1.2K for the basement.I also have places in BC.

Also those levels of requirements are more common on larger commercial loans, I’m hoping to start in the residential space 4 units or less. 

I'm in a space to do some house hacking, and am under the general (unresearched, unless you count years of Zillow watching) opinion that my local rental market is healthy.

I know this is not the most ideal time to buy with interest rates, so just curious to hear how everyone is doing in the mid term rental space, in particular.

Managing that many personalities in one space can be difficult.I also recommend you set aside money as if you were paying rent.