You may have some days left in ad - just push out the availability date to when it is opening again to attract those potentials that are planning way ahead.

Since there's low competition in your area, you could test which option fills up faster and adjust as needed for maximum occupancy.

As our net worth grows, we aim to adjust this allocation to 45% real estate, 45% equities, and 10% cash.

Right now, scrolling the MLS is just a waste of time unless you are going to look at the price points so you can adjust to the costs of houses and construction in the area.Yes, I am trying to make this my full time job.

There will be assets that need to be added to the trust as time goes by and perhaps removed from the trust as time goes by, and perhaps a divorce situation might take place requiring trust adjustment- as well as after passing advice and guidance that will probably be needed by whomever the trustee is at the time.

on low value assets commissions are adjusted .. thats what I see on the HUDS normally a  5k or 10k minimum.. kind of like the wholesaler and the props are sold to investors not homeowners just like what wholesalers do.. thats what I see..

We’ll only consider additional debt when it maximizes liquidity or improves risk-adjusted returns.

Many listings are adjusting their asking price at least once while on the market.

Adjusting some zoning restrictions and streamlining permitting processes to encourage more private development would have a quicker impact.

I'm also in the "never heard of future stay" camp.We now have 6 units all in the same, tertiary local market in the South, and we manually adjust our pricing based on how close we are getting to a unit coming open.