I was going to disagree with both your previous post Steven as well as with Ebere.

You made the suggestion that "  For tax liens you will have to have a national acquisition strategy, you cannot limit yourself on one or two states. " I couldn't disagree more with that. 

@Seth Baumgartner It sounds like you are just managing a single property, so I actually disagree with the others.

Just another reason i disagree with the thread about rates, there will HAVE to be a correction.

A lot of people will disagree with this and say cut the cord and evict them, but I think it's worth trying to keep a solid tenant.

I'd be glad to get into specifics.I disagree with the idea that using a HELOC is smart only if you have a plan to pay it back.

I disagree with buying Class C and to focus more on appreciation and look at Class A and B.

However, it also faces economic difficulties, high vacancy rates, and  slower property appreciation compared to booming markets.If you're an out-of-state investor without local contacts, examining census data can provide valuable insights into Youngstown, Ohio.

However, I am going to have to disagree with you on the second part of what you're stating. 

I would respectfully disagree.