This will help with negotiations as well, since you could wave the commission to get a better price.

I also started it after the first wave since I thought the market would be less saturated (just hope it keeps paying off haha).For Bronzeville, I don't have any AirBnBs, but I am under contract for a bigger project (condos) down there and I love the area. 

I would keep using the real estate for Quickbooks and Wave for the side business.

This means there isn't likely to be a wave of foreclosures from these loans, which would push prices down.There is still a housing supply shortage in middle income neighborhoods.

@Austin CulpI’ve been using Wave for my accounting.

I feel like a wave is coming soon.

Playing word games doesn't change that fact; and trying to have-wave it away as a function of an engineer's focus on pragmatism is even more absurd. 

To piggyback off the last response, don't wait for the government to wave a magic wand and make your debt go away.

There is a wave of new supply coming, packing small units into new tall (5-7 story) buildings. 

I really don't for the new wave of rent control going in force today across the country.. rents are already at all time highs in the markets were its being put in.. and like Oregon they allow for 7% raise a year plus CPI  which is 3 so that is 10% each and every year.. so what you could have happen is landlords just raise the rents every year there by defeating the purpose of rent control..