Interested to hear about how the current rise in lumber, steel, etc. is affecting the ability of folks to BRRRR.

I've got a free and clear property that I'm ready to unload.

That will serve your desire to unload quickly but it won’t get you top dollar.

That being said, I can say that I've been noticing lumber and other material prices dropping rapidly over the month or so. 

The land is expensive and building is expensive too, although things like Lumber are starting to come down and stay down.

Do you have a couple of strong men to help you load and unload everything?"

We are just about done, maybe two weeks left, I’m already marketing it for rent, and the final cost came out to $201k for the whole project, the increase was due to inflation and the cost of materials sky rocketing during the project such as lumber and concrete (new driveway and brick fences).

I know someone who just unloaded a property he had about 3 months ago that he bought in 2002.

A “deal” was brought to her by an investment company that wanted to unload a townhouse “as is”.

Lumber was the only material to see a five percent drop in costs.SEARCHING FOR A BETTER SOLUTIONDoug Bibby, president of NMHC, said in prepared remarks that a combination of rising costs, construction delays and labor shortages are making it hard to build the necessary housing the country needs.