Corporations are slow, slow to move, slow to adapt, slow to advent, giant lumbering beasts who's advantage in a standard market becomes their Achilles heal in rapid adaptive markets.

Then after a year or two they are unloading the crap at a loss. 

I'll be sure to let you know when I really do know, which will be after I unload the last property in this asset class and get into something that looks less like a dirty job and more like all those infomercials with dudes on yachts or jets talking about how beautiful their lives are.

Lumber went up 300% during covid, because Canada and the US shut down. 

I haven't driven for dollars yet, so maybe there is someone who just wants to unload.

It's entirely another to say, "I have a great opportunity to make an almost guaranteed 13% annualized return, regardless of what stocks, crypto, or lumber does over the next year."

Not to mention on the repair calls for this and that from the tenants.I sold it last year for $67,500 and was just glad to unload it as it was a money pit.Lesson learned for me.

Like right now lumber shot up mid project .. but at least its happening to everyone and its not someone stealing from U.Lennar is even moving into the new construction for rentals.. its always been around in some markets you will see it on Turn key operators web sites.. and its a nice alternative to a used house thats for sure.

Had a seller unloading multiple properties so I kind of got lucky.

The SFH is not producing any cash flow to be a benefit so really should be unloaded asap.