Whatever you do, do not settle for a "fair" or even "good" deal.  

Settled in 10 days . 

Then this request to print something out in the evening when I was already settled in for the night relaxing. 

I have typically seen in my own portfolio that tenants will put in a few maintenance request early on, and eventually settle in causing a few unexpected invoices.

Once the NAR lawsuits are settled, I'll bet those same lawyers go after wholesalers and "off market" deals. 

No problem with the move in date before employment, he wants to get settled and it is a week. 

Lots of deals "in the works" but nothing at the moment.Unless find a way to get more deals in front of me, two things will happen:* My money will sit idle while waiting for a deal, reducing my effective yield* I may have to settle for a lower return among my few choicesHow do I go about opening the deal flow floodgates?

Where younger generations are settling for a 1 hour+ commute to be able to afford a house. 

I've already got a handshake deal with my current builder to build at cost and do a profit share at sale, this should add to our pot for further investments.3 - The final part is to get into STRs in Western NC/Smokey Mountains in about a year from now after the new primary house is settled and closed.

I have a real estate portfolio with good amount of equity (most of the portfolio is free and clear), however my personal DTI ratio is too high and that's stopping me from tapping into it to settle some debts and buy more properties.