Parlay those two facts along with the ins-and-outs of tenant-friendly RLTO, and you will need to fully commit to be successful.

If you're going tell me the last 10 years are going to be similar for the next 7-10, I'm willing to make a larger wager against you.

Even the dullest witted person is going to eventually figure out that they are probably paying to go to work on that kind of wage rate... or at least, making less than they would by flipping burgers.

Then, when they don't have the funds to purchase a large property, they parlay those funds into these syndications; which should be regulated by the SEC.

Never wager more than you're willing to lose.

We have 2 LTR condos in Scottsdale and would be open to selling those next year and possibly parlaying that into another STR.

I'd wager there is nothing "market" or GRM that would be useful to a particular deal.

I would maybe even wager you are negative or break even just looking at cash flow.

Before we jump in, here’s an update on my inflation wager.

I'd wager most of this forum would be better off investing in equities then in real estate.