Or they try to rent out the home in order to keep it afloat and hope they can sell it when the value increases and the mortgage decreases, but that would mean they would have to get out of the house.

Now that those deals are harder to find and inventory is tight, now may be a good time to invest in appreciation.My worry is that if interest rates increase (they are currently being held artificially low by the Fed), it will make home ownership more expensive, increasing inventory and decreasing prices.

This decreases the cash flow but increases your rate of return (potentially to infinity).  

1) Take a max loan at appraisal value, decreasing CapRate but getting capital back and increasing your cash-on-cash ROI  2).

Madison's real estate market is strong and I don't expect to see it decrease in a downturn as hard as some other cities (because of the strong job market, the university, and it being a more stable Midwest town).

I'm not sure what condition your property is in, but most investors that buy these type of properties are going to be looking for a potential upside, wether that be through raising rents or decreasing expenses.

I have a few SFH and MFs but as I get more units, the passive part decreases without a PM so I'm looking to get into Syndication to make it truly passive.

Its technology has been able to significantly decrease the number of times a human has had to intervene when an autonomous vehicle is in operation.TeslaThis is a company known in the industry for pushing the limits when it comes to autonomous vehicle technology.

I am beginning a project to add a second home to my lot, and I wanted to do a modular to decrease construction time, as well as conserve costs. 

My philosophy: equity reduces cash flow by decreasing the number of investments that you have.