I'd keep 70% as a base and shoot for 90%+ on the high end.I think I'd be pretty happy with 90%. 

They are sure to move on at the end of their lease term. 

This deal looks really solid to me, but I have only been looking at rental properties as high as $600,000 in discussion with my lender.

If what we are feeling is accurate, the January data should show substantial increase in buyer demand.Jan 1, 2020 to Jan 1, 2025 InventoryWhile interest rates remain high, the demand from buyers is still strong.

These buyers are playing the long game—betting on rising property values and rents, which offsets initial breakeven or negative cash flow.If you’re starting out, I strongly recommend focusing on single-family homes in neighborhoods at the high end of the "low-end market" spectrum.

In terms of using BP - I highly recommend setting up some "keywords" in your settings so that you can get alerted to discussions that talk about "CPA" "Bookkeeper" or "Bookkeeping" and related terms!

This would end speculation and bring you a lot of credibility.Please post a deal that meets the criteria you claim you have "tons of examples" of. 

If they understand they need to leave and discuss honestly what they can do to make that happen then you are both working to the same end.

Hey Stepan, Some changes I'm advising and seeing my clients implement are expecting an extra 3 months of holding time and undervaluing the ARV just a bit due to high inventory on the market. 

Most of these folks don't want to lose their voucher.Additional issue, when rent is too high, it slows down leasing.