I can see rates slowly declining to a more normal 5 or 6% and the housing market going up but in a slower fashion than we saw in 2021.

Not the bandit signs or letters that say you pay for homes in cash, but a more thoughtful approach centered around seller financing.

I do this at a more basic level, meaning fewer, larger lots in more rural areas. 

Thanks for your kind words mate 🙏 you saved my A$$more times than I can remember.

We both have great credit scores, equity in homes, and an ample amount of cash, we are just looking for a more efficient way to scale.

I've been here for a while reading up and am excited to make my first post.A bit about me, I am 30 currently making a great salary in a W2 contract role that I will likely remain at through this year, after which I expect to look for a more permanent role with a lower base salary, however likely similar overall once benefits are accounted for.

I'm also a programmer and techie so I'm always building some software or service to make real estate investors, landlords, tenants have a better experience and a more profitable one.Thanks everyone for making this awesome community, hope to be able to contribute!

With the drop in interest rates and the easing of the Fed's interest rate policies, there's an anticipation of a more favorable lending environment which allows investors and home buyers to be more considerate of buying properties.

Then you can read a more in-depth book like The Book On Rental Property Investing by Brandon Turner or The Unofficial Guide to Real Estate Investing by Spencer Strauss.2.

But I'm talking about a comprehensive list of the tasks before and after closing.If it has been shared before, please let me know and I will do a more rigorous search.