But if you look at the big picture, Housing demand is high, people like to live under a roof, so weather it is rentals or owners we have not stopped making more people at a pace faster than others are dying. so for now thats not changing. 

To be clear, we still haven't ever gotten 100% back out of any of our BRRRRs, but thats only because the money was easier better to take out of another property, often the one that the initial investment/refi helped us buy.Rather than trying to live up to the pace set by some podcast or poster on a forum do what feels right/good to you and save yourself the comparisons. 

Never give a contractor the full price up front because of that reason and also they will work at their own pace because they already received the reward.

During Covid pandemic the most desirable areas have been more suburb environments with larger yard, sf/unit, as well as direct highway access for once life return to it's normal pace.

Utah is an awesome place to live and will continue to grow at a fast pace. 

I've considered hard-money for a larger deal, but doing cash for the first deal feels more my pace.  

Residential building permits slowed at the start of the pandemic but will be back to a normal pace by year’s end, the forecast predicts, and will climb to 127,000 units in 2022 from an estimated 105,000 this year.

It was all online and self-paced, which works for my learning style. 

One of my SFH rentals is on pace to do more than that.

Closings wise last year I had 23 this year on pace for 50-60 range.