They went towards trying to figure out estate planning to try to settle this. 

But due to cut backs I was asked to take a pay cut, No way was I settling for less than I'm worth.

In the beginning, we also handled this manually, but currently, I have settled on using PriceLabs and doing a lot of manual input and monitoring on a daily basis.With that being said, I have discovered that to be successful and get the absolute best revenue from each home, you need to adopt different strategies for different seasons.

My wife and I look at a few different things: - Location - City growth (are people moving there, is a big company settling there)- Costs of the property vs. the rental income - Appreciation vs. cash flow (which is sometimes dependent on the city)I'm curious to hear what others have to say!

Seek Multiple Quotes: Don't settle for the first estimate.

I just bought a MFH USDA Rural Development and the acting manager (not my hire) messed up and was fired. She tried to evict a tenant "due to criminal activity" but it was domestic violence. Served 7 day notice to quit...

She want to settle in a proper manner Without the drama of a foreclosure.

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I think we have settled into pre-covid occupancies and if we look at the numbers we are already sitting on 2018-2019 rental numbers in 2023.

Median price: $292,400, up 7.5% from March 2023.South: Sales fell 5.9% compared to February, settling in at an annual rate of 1.9 million.