That’s really what kind of stirred the pot and prompted me to get involved.

I'm good at my job, but it does not stir up the passion in me the way investing does, in real estate or other securities.Goals:Year 1 - Purchase 5 doors (Complete on 4/27)Year 2 - Expand to 20 doors (I have some potential unexperienced partners for commercial property)Year 3 - Expand to 40 doors and reach a cash flow that can replace my current salary (minus stock)Year 4 - Expand to 70 doors and decide if I want to continue my W2 jobYear 5 - Expand to 100 doorsI think this is entirely possible.

Whereas we know that we plan on getting the property back we try not to get the original seller stir it up due to someone stops making payments on the underlining loan.

Homeowners have become more sophisticated and many understand that it is usually foolish to sell their home off market compared to going to market and stirring up a bidding war.Along with that, less homeowners are interested in selling due to rates are going up, plus if they sell now many ask the question "with housing prices having gone up so much lately, if I sell, where would I go?

The major thing giving me pause is that there are not many STRs in my town, but the few that are here have caused a stir among some residents who are calling for new regulations to be adopted.

Would you guys shrug it off and just hope they pay rent in future or would you guys bring it up and stir the pot?

The truth is landlords struggling doesn't really stir the same kind of emotion in the broader public as their favorite restaurant closing.You are correct, there's not a lot of hard data to support this extension.

But since it's only a week I'm thinking I can be flexible but I also don't want it to stir up issues with my other tenants.

I finally stirred up an opportunity to take one down that made sense!

I hate to stir this profoundly simple matter with a question, but I don't do much in foreclosure law.