Maybe it'll change the way we bank one day, but how are the masses supposed to "bank" on it if the price is constantly fluctuating far more than the dollars that we're used to.

That means the "guaranteed" portion is constantly changing.

It all comes down to being interested, not interesting, and constantly adding value based on your market and area knowledge, nothing else.

However, more simply you can collect it manually and then use Constant Contact to email your previous guests on a marketing campaign“I’ll definitely keep those resources in mind.

For most multifamily, I'm seeing on 30 year amortization to boot.Reminder for the lurkers that this has nothing to do with single family homes, 1-4 unit residential all gets residential mortgage financing, which isn't presently as good as commercial.Odd world where the 8-unit property has a payment that is less than twice as much as the fourplex, even though it pulls in twice the rents, and has less than twice the maintenance expense (the price of the fourplex is likely to be more than half the price of the 8-unit, and more than 1/5th the price of OP's 20-unit, holding constant location etc, but that's another rant for another day).

We take ethics classes, and continuing education classes, and constant training to stay up to date with rule changes. 

I never received any communication directly from the Land Bank despite constant follow up and inquiries.

Being open to and prepared for constant learning only makes investing run more smoothly.

The fact that you bought it with cash gives you a lot of flexibility, which is key in a market like Odessa where real estate values can sometimes be unpredictable.Let’s break it down:Refinance and Reinvest:The rental market is treating you well, and if you pull out equity with a loan, you'll still have that income stream.

Pete, I am on AirDNA and run the numbers constantly.