I went live exactly a week ago (on March 2, 2019) and have experienced the following roller coaster in the past 7 days:March 2nd: I put the finishing touches on the décor of my garage apartment, or as I call it online my "guesthouse".

I'm concerned this could be a big liability for my next tenant so I'm planning on raking the entire surface out and running a magnetic roller over the top to grab anything I miss.

Wash it and roll on two coats of Kilz Original Oil-Based Primer with a short-nap epoxy roller.

Do not do this on a roller coaster neighborhood. 

We had our first 6-figure deal but also had a our biggest loss on a flip too - 2020 has been a roller coaster ride for sure!

In reference to your topic I started off locating absentee owners and it was a roller coaster it requires a lot of research because when you find someone who acts like they want to do the deal they are never 100% honest about the house and whose connected to it, and always remember when someone walks always from a house that's never good you are instantly looked upon as the person who can fix it all.

I have been on a roller coaster with determining which route I'd like to go for my first property and have decided to retry the NACA program. 

In recent years, however, the situation has been very roller-coaster-like, sometimes good, sometimes not so good, and sometimes very bad.

That´s a valid argument @Israel Sternbuch and certainly take your point about Ireland being a roller coaster place to invest during the last 20 years.

To use the overused phrase, "don't skate to where the puck is, skate to where it will be".