The headaches and strains having a high mortgage at this interest rate.

This will lower the value to investors over the next couple of years as the rent rates become stagnate.Broad Ripple likewise has up's and down's but is much more established and constantly changing with new rotations of Butler students every year.

I have a time intensive, rotating schedule "W-2" and am also a growing investor who does flips.I'm looking for my next off market deal in my area - and looking to outsource most functions of the process.

Also keep in mind, the extra strain on the electrical system needs to be safe and the extra electrical cost needs to be considered.

I think the upcoming death knell of retail coupled with the increase in automation across multiple industries will put an incredibly strain on the majority of the residents living in Detroit and some of its suburbs.

I assume that MTR demand comes from nurses/doctors on rotation at Johns Hopkins?

I feel like a see a regular rotation of forum posts for first time, out of state investors that find themselves out of money and in an absolute mess because they were sold on the idea of a BRRRR; It is ridiculously easier said than done.

In retrospect, it’s obvious that, because it was way too easy to buy, the financial strain was beginning to settle in.

It's important for residents to feel that they are receiving fair value for the fees they pay, and a well-managed HOA understands the importance of balancing affordability with maintaining and enhancing the community's overall appeal and functionality.Implication: Excessive fees can place a heavy burden on residents, potentially leading to financial strain and dissatisfaction.

Some sectors should be rotated here-- probably needs to go into more healthcare & oil.