I'm an ACRE member, and am enjoying getting to know folks there.

The idea is to chat about local market trends, share insights, discuss what’s working (and what’s not), and, of course, enjoy a drink together!

Renting and eating the loss is a gamble on future rent increases, but the market and high costs might not make it worth the stress.

We believe the outcome will be veterans who have a usable, comfortable space to enjoy living.

These employers frequently attract new residents and create a steady influx of good quality renters and prospective tenants. 5) The Albuquerque metro area and Central New Mexico enjoy over 310 days of sunshine and a mild climate year-round.

I would keep that low interest rate and the cash flow as a nice cushion to enjoy when times get rough.

Outside of real estate, I enjoy bodybuilding, working on cars, and anything that keeps me physically active outdoors, which helps me remain grounded and focused.I'm looking forward to networking, exchanging ideas, and building lasting relationships in this community.

.: Quote from @Casey Clement Baxter: Also, if you’re primarily focused on maximizing cash flow quickly so you can quit your day job as soon as possible, you’re probably not investing in properties that will enjoy the greatest appreciation over time.  

For most people, owning their own home and house hacking is typically the best way to get started building some equity, enjoying tax benefits, understanding real estate, and reducing their monthly housing expenses, but it really does vary by person and what they are trying to do.

Doing Build-4-Rent without all this, is GAMBLING not investing.