This is very true 😅 We are at 95% capacity and a lot of other firm owners I know are full completely for the rest of the year... send us more staff please! 

Houses being intrinsic was anomalous and a total mix of tailwinds to the housing sector-- massive housing crash, leading to more rental demand and less overall capacity and low rates.

If you were staying local(ish), Self-Managing could be a great option, but it depends on your REAL job and mental capacity.

@Patricia C.When you're looking to purchase a third home but are already maxed out on your mortgage capacity, there are several strategies you might consider to improve your chances of getting approved for another mortgage.

In other words, the property will never hit the market during this down cycle, but instead hold steady until the market rebounds.For any property that a bank wants off their books, most are being sold in a short-sale capacity.

I currently work as a Project Controller managing budgets for the company I am employed by but excited to use my savings to pursue real estate in whatever capacity I can.

Buy a neutralizer, spread it around heavy, poly film it, come back in 24 hours, ozonate if there is still smell (likely for a couple days or more depending on smell and ozone capacity of machine), then you’re probably sanding and throwing down whatever stain /polyurethane you desire.

I'm not sure what capacity you want to learn whether it is for development or other uses but this is a quick guide I found that would help that's pretty official it's a little outdated but just like any development experience and knowledge helps.

If you have the capacity /space to make one per unit this might be the time to do it, if that means they pay for the electric/fuel. 

More housemates means more appliances plugged into the electrical system—does the electrical system have this capacity, or could that start a fire?