Doing so would allow sidelined capital to be more aggressive and help alleviate the consistent housing shortages faced nationwide.Bottom Line: Inflationary fears are moderating, suggesting a more stable economic environment than previously expected.

Are you comfortable with that kind of exposure?

I know insurance in the foothills with timber etc and threat of wildfire has gone up all through the west.. but we are in Lake Oswego which is an urban environment.. when I got a renewal.. my insurance went from under 2k a year to over 6k a year..

i would feel more comfortable.

I've thought about other markets but I'm just not comfortable doing out of state or being to far from my projects.

Cash flow with a 7% interest rate is hard to find, unless you are comfortable with fixing something up.

Given the current environment of high prices and high interest rates, it is not likely that a taxpayer will pay tax on rental income for properties purchased now.

If the multi-family property is a permitted use under the zoning regulations, then you can rest comfortably that the property’s use does not violate the zoning regulations.

I don't necessarily want to make billions of dollars I really just want enough to buy the house I've wanted since I was a kid and have enough to live comfortably the rest of my life. 

I'm trying to help you be comfortable with what you buy BEFORE you pull the trigger.