Google pressure regulator so you’ll know what to look for and how to adjust.

Or you want no manual trade ? 

So in the midst of any up or down real estate market, they are engaging in price discovery, and making sure they are investing at a heavy risk-adjusted value.

their bookkeeping software leaves a bit to be desired though, i always have trouble connecting my bank accts so i just manually upload the file monthly now. i'll live. i like how simple it is. with RR tenants can pay through the app, they get reminders, you can manually send reminders, they can make partial payments throughout the month, you can pay $5/unit to have their on-time payments reported to the credit bureau to help build their credit, you can do apps and background/credit/eviction report on there.. and yeah in MA there are just so many stipulations around how security deposits can be used i'd rather just not even deal with it. 

Use it for high pricing 60 days out then as booking date gets closer you adjust your price watching the bookings of those around you.

But, similar to an sfr adjusted up for a 2nd unit, this is typically not the most reliable method.

@Dave MyersWorth a try to go to the hard money lender if they will adjust.

There's a bias toward too-close-to-home investing and not risk-adjusted returns.

So that's more like 7-12 yrs.Just trying to understand your numbers so I can also use it to adjust mine accordingly. 

The allocation of adjusted tax basis into new properties after a 1031 exchange is done pro rata.