If you're in an appreciation strategy area, and the numbers do not work today, they're likely going to tighten real quick.

Quote from @Charles Granja: Quote from @Engelo Rumora: Quote from @Ryan Pyle:  I guess I'll have to tighten criteria even further and not allow refinances and get waivers signed or something for investors that want to refinance lolAlso, no more taking on investors that buy 1 property and expect a miracle...We have "killed" the business with 70-80% less volume for many years now not working with finance but happy to "kill" it even more so I don't have to do this yucky posting anymore.You probably should right?

Basically, rental prices will push up faster than mortgage prices tightening it and making it more "affordable".  

This is an area that is certainly tightening up lately - almost more so as a protection against fraud (borrowers that can't qualify for a owner-occ conventional loan so they pretend to buy an investment property to get a home), but also just risk in general.

I should tighten that up.And really good warning about avoiding loans that lenders are trying to off-load.

If the financial strain of holding the property outweighs the potential for future appreciation or puts you in a precarious financial position, selling might be the safer option.Ultimately, the decision to sell or hold should align with your long-term investment goals, financial stability, and risk tolerance.

We have always been heavy travelers so this has been a great fit.Another item to watch for are areas that are tightening regulation and areas that are the wild west that now have an oversupply of airbnbs.  

For the small pipe in the kitchen, tighten the connections to stop any leaks; if that doesn't work, consider calling a plumber.

TIA Hey Richard, Many DSCR lenders are starting to tighten up on the Cash Out Refis.

However, with the projected negative cash flow and uncertainties of remote management, consider the financial strain and risks.