First off, pump the brakes immediately.

This would be you driving your car when you know the brakes are so bad they may not work and you hit someone.

Pumping the brakes on a runaway train is not the same as a correction.

.- in short, yes I do know what arv is=“after market value” to calculate this you add the rehab cost plus what other houses like yours have sold in the city/neighborhood around your house.

Firestone would still sell tires, but oil changes, batteries, belts, and brakes are not used much on electric cars.   

The aftermarket for them has yet to be fully realized, because of the fact that the regular market currently has its issues.

It'll be more like someone doing a "brake check" on a tail-gating driver.What will be terrible is if we get back to high or hyper inflation.  5% will look like good times. 

I live and work for an investment company in Jax but also looking to expand my portfolio out of state.Trying to find those hidden gem cities that I haven’t even considered yet outside those highly sought after markets you mentioned

I know once that happens, any investments I'm interested in will receive a hard brake from the wife.

I would explain to her that the problems she reported were new issues and they do not render the property inhabitable, therefore her braking the lease is not allowed.