The problem with condos is many are struggling financially.

Cash flow is the big struggle these days so I would agree that's the best topic to cover right now. 

For another reason, what if you have someone struggling with alcohol use and I certainly wouldn't want to entice that struggle.

I was really struggling to decide what investing option to prioritize but I got a lot of clarity from the decision making process in the book, so much so that less than a month after finishing the book, I'm under contract for my next place that aligns with my strategy! 

Hey @Robin Gravlin - I am super sorry to hear about your struggle, but know WHEN you make it through this EVERYTHING gets easier.I have equally had a very challenging property ironically (@Jay Hinrichs) on the south side of Chicago. 

Also , READING CHANGED MY LIFE - I struggled reading growing up, and now it's one of my favorite hobbies. 

I've been ruminating over the low rate environment recently and whether to refi one or more of my long-term rentals, but I just struggled visualizing the full gamut of financial impacts, e.g. loan cost inefficiency, 30yrs vs 15yrs mortgages, maximizing cash flows vs cash-outs, tax positions, etc.

However, if it's close or below, you may struggle with cash flow, especially when the interest-only period ends and payments increase.If you’re uncertain about rental income projections or want help analyzing the numbers further, I’d be happy to assist with more detailed calculations or financing advice.Best regards,Drago

Currently, I'm struggling with an eviction on this property and have not made any profit.

We struggled in the down months during our first year.