@Paul BowersSyndication is where you create a pool from different investors and use the funds for real estate projects, from development to rehabs, etc.

We have found that the 3 times rent is generally not an issue however when you start stacking requirements you start limiting your tenant pool. 

Unless I can get private business insurance that excludes the extra $250/year mandated by FEMA/NFIP, then I'll probably just pool funds from all the rentals into one for disaster relief savings.  

There has also been an addition of a pool and a finished barn.

Best of luck,Sunny

Pretty hard to beat Sunny San Diego 😎

Has an old in ground pool in need of a LOT of TLC.

You'll also change the dynamics of your buyer pool.

The problem isn't the market in CT or central CT in particular the problem is the house is a 2/1.The buyer pool is a lot less for a 2/1 house in this area because you can often get a condo or townhouse that is a lot newer and cheaper than a 2/1 house. 

So in reality, a downturn might increase your pool of potential renters.