Hey Andy,Great to see another San Diego developer in action.  

As an inactive CPA I can tell you that this is commerce, and homes is a product. 

The hottest markets become apocalyptic wastelands of inactivity.

From Duane at Akron's Housing Division earlier this week:  They are still at least a month away from putting anything in action, probably longer as he didn't sound real optimistic. 

It's also less complicated and more enjoyable.I have resigned my position with EXP and have set my license to "inactive" status. 

Last year we saw a drop in activity across nearly every market.

Stepping up in activity, next up is notes.

Full day class was probably one of the best I’ve seen and great value.Roddy Round Up- https://roddy.com/roddy-event/ Occasionally back in action after a few years of hiatus.

Even the not so great areas of Tampa are seeing increases in activity and value (mostly).

You will want to find a bank that really knows how to do landlord-tenant accounts properly; from recent experience, I can tell you that TD Bank is not the bank to use for this (they have 1099'd interest to me rather than the tenant and nobody there knew how to fix that properly, and they also allow the account to go dormant when there is no activity and your security deposit accounts will probably be inactive most of the time).