Adapted from twitter thread📗📗📗Real Estate Investor Financing 101 Series: Cash-Out RefinanceCash-Out refinances are a valuable and oft-used tool by real estate investors to build wealth - but important to understand from your DSCR lender's perspective to know how to utilize them optimally!

I think that being a REALTOR will continue to be a great career choice for those who are coachable, willing to work hard, and adaptable to change.

Kill the two bedroom as the lead and emphasize "open floor plan", the adaptability of the space (here is where you can mention it can function as a two bed) and light and views. 

We just added a Q&A Forum to the training and we continuously add to the content as we adapt, adjust and further streamline each month in this business.Well, this post is already way too long!

The following is how I define a dependable passive income.Reliable - You continuously receive the income with minimal interruptions, in good and bad economic times.Inflation Adapting - Your rental income increases faster than inflation, so you have the additional dollars you need to maintain the same lifestyle.Persistent – The income continues for a long time; you and your spouse will not outlive the income.Once your goals are defined, the next step is to select a location that will provide a dependable passive income.

Adapt your approach, or park your money in poor performing SFR in nearby markets. 

Cash flow seems to be a more difficult strategy compared to the past so, I will need to adapt to the market and strategize accordingly.

Hyperinflation or high inflation for that matter is not always from money supply anymore. from behavioral economics we know inflation can be demand driven as described by Khan in 1975 called adaptive expectations which is what happening today. consumers expect higher prices, so consumers buy more now in anticipation driving up prices and companies charge more knowing consumers expect higher prices and will pay higher prices.

Just strategies change and you have to learn to adapt accordingly.

Yours might be a stronger SFH market so you must adapt.