My whole life so far have been to climb the ladder and invest in retirement but I recently read Rich Dad Poor Dad and Be Obsessed or Be Average and it has completely changed my mindset on money, wealth, and life in general. 

I hope I am not stepping on any toes by posting these articles... but living in this market makes you want to climb a mountain and scream about it.

Then every little claim means my rate climbs again.

With active inventory soaring by 34.1% and the months supply of inventory climbing by 44.4%, it's a gentle reminder that in the real estate world, balance is key.Broward Townhomes & Condos: Where Urban Chic Meets Coastal CharmNow, let's shift our focus to Broward's urban landscape, where townhomes & condos radiate an irresistible charm.

With active inventory surging by 14.2% and the months supply of inventory climbing by 22.9%, it's a reminder that the flow of supply and demand dictate the rhythm of the market.Miami Townhomes & Condos: Meets Coastal CoolNow, let's venture into the heart of Miami's urban landscape, where townhomes & condos embody the city's pulsating energy.

Even with a fence, I wonder if one could argue the bridge isn't an "attractive nuisance" because what child wouldn't want to play on that bridge even if they needed to climb a fence to do it. https://www.law.cornell.edu/wex/attractive_nuisance_doctrineSo, I would either remove the bridge while its a rental or add the the railings.

My credit is climbing consistently with debt being paid of that was used to renovate the last property. currently sitting at a 670ish.

Our prices are steadily (or actually rapidly) climbing, but still not anywhere near NYC or surrounding area prices.  

Granted i was in the process of rehabbing this when the rates started climbing up and i also had DSCR loan.

As rates go down prices go up (and frankly once the Fed merely utters the possibility) home prices are climbing, and you will pay far more in total.