Our experience is similar to @Filipe Pereira's -- demand for rentals has not diminished, but rather increased greatly during this lockdown. 

Diminish the value of text as a communication channel 3.

I realize averages can be skewed but my point is that when people are experiencing equity growth I believe it diminishes the opportunity for SUB2 deals (what's the point if you can sell out right?).

Or, if financially, you find a deal you can't refuse to buy, make sure there is a Plan B, if you need to increase or diminish the size of space your business utilizes.

I guess Dan Kennedy's quote lit a fire under my butt when he said, "Hanging around poor people who place very little value on time-theirs, others', or passing time in general - your own productivity will diminish.

Return on Equity = Cash Flow after Tax / Current Equity in Property As appreciation outgrows your Cash Flow, ROE diminishes and it may be time to sell or refi in order to buy more property and have money work harder.

Also I would suggest checking if your bank or credit cards are offering a balance transfer at a lower rate so you can diminish some of the higher interest accounts.

It's always possible to over improve into diminishing returns.

The key is to rehab to the point where it looks really nice but you didn’t overspend/ When you overspend don a really nice rehab, there comes a point where your ROI starts to diminish because not much more will push the price up.

Which is fine, just not great.Keep in mind with rentals the Law of Diminishing Returns.