Any help would be greatly appreciated.Thanks  BRRRR is pretty tricky locally given that Knoxville has been the most appreciated market in the country the margins get tight.

Hang tight @Kenji Tominaga  - hopefully we find a solution soon enough! 

I would agree that the inventory is pretty tight in both cities.

As you probably heard now is a pretty tight market to find cashflow because of the high interest, taxes and insurance ( especially in Houston).

It may not entirely make sense to go from a 30 year mortgage to 15 year mortgage if your debt to income ratio is tight in any sense.

There is just too much competition.If you're willing to invest heavily into theming you can force cashflow, but even that is going to be tight unless you really hit it out of the park with your theming. 

If you're only getting a 7% ROE, but a new deal would earn you a 5% ROE, you may want to just sit tight.

We opted for option 3 for the safest bet in a stagnating market and tight funds.

In Hampton, there was a 7.3% increase in homes for sale from August to September 2024, but the overall inventory remains tight.- **Demand**: Despite the slight increase in inventory, demand remains strong.

This way, their allowance becomes wages, which can be deductible as business expenses.However, keep in mind that many property management company owners report that margins are often tight, especially if you’re only managing your own properties.