New landlords may think that's standard given that the booking and listing platforms are pushing it.

Originally posted by @Eric L Conry:I suppose I'm thinking of the increase in monthly cashflow getting rent and not having a mortgage to pay...

What really matters is how long you think you will have this loan. 

So sad...... what is scary too is they only have them 10-20% contained and they are expected to get high winds again which can carry those embers pretty far. you also have to think these fire fighters etc. have been working around the clock and must be exhausted.

I think that would be a win-win for everyone. 

unfortunately, I think you are right - it's a difficult market for investors, period. 

I still think it is a good area to invest in despite the increases in cost.  

I used to do essentially free consulting with new investors on it but gave it up for some of the same reasons - everyone thinks you can just sit at home and buy good properties across the country that are in great shape. 

I am one of those premier agents, just not in your area, but I can vouch for the service.At least… I think I know what I'm doing… 😛You can also just contact the big box real estate for brokerage's ask for their broker who deals with listing investment property.

I think this group of investors will be more than helpful.