There's a healthy dose of smaller units coming in but if they're half-decent, they're gone in no time with offers to spare because people love the returns here

Hi BP,Recently I fell out of my routine of eating healthy, exercising, reading ,etc (essentially dropped a lot of my good habits).

As long as you have staying power through a healthy DSCR and conservative reserves and allowances, it would seem that the willingness to hold the asset for a potentially long period of time becomes a primary consideration.Looking forward to hearing people's thoughts on this.

If there is anything I have to thank those Fraudsters for, it’s instilling in me a healthy dose of skepticism.

Then One tenant moved out and I re-rented the apartment at a healthy increase. 2 years later I did the same with the other one and within 4 years without much effort it was cash flowing pretty nice.I still own it today.

If so, that is not a healthy situation for a guy who owns rentals.

Overall, our market is really healthy right now and there just isn't a ton of distressed inventory that is coming available to people that aren't doing their own marketing or working closely with wholesalers.

There is a pretty healthy margin for something to go wrong and still be profitable.

It is a pier and beam house with two supports on a cement porch and the third post is on a leaning pored cement block approximately 12”x12”.

Right now I am trading my time for money, working a ton of overtime, and risking my health I believe in the process to piecemeal this rehab myself.I know its wordy for a first post but I appreciate ANY advice or welcome any different perspectives.