This applies in most areas of life, but if someone is simply agreeing with you, dropping PM fees down a percentage or offering discounts up front and sounds a bit desperate, they could be experiencing high turnover and poor customer retention.

Life is crazy.

Scott Trench discusses this option in his book, Set For Life.

Then what happens on paper a property looks like a cash flows very well, then when you add in vacancies repairs and life in general, they end up having to start using credit cards to pay for things and get caught into that spiral To answer your original question most real estate investors are not buying a property every year.

Earlier in my life I only did 2-4 unit buildings, they always had rates fixed for 30 years, never had to think about impending rate resets.     

They can be friendly and helpful or they can make your life miserable.

My take after well over 20 years of investing in real estate is that if you want to continue to enjoy a great and profitable career and also have a life, that you consider taking @Jim Pfeifer's advice.

But ultimately, balance what works best for your finances and your life goals.Good luck with your decision!

We don't have kids yet, so we knew this would be the most comfortable/convenient time in our life to house hack.

I have worked harder than anyone else for my dreams in life and I do not plan on stopping now.