That, and I also wanted to share a brief excerpt from a Dotloop article I read this morning regarding inflation and how it pertains to rental properties:Real Estate Rentals Rising With InflationAs inflation rises, rents will increase to keep pace with the cost of goods and services.

I started very slow and cautiously and am only now feeling ready to pick up the pace.  

@Charles Quentin Pace I would do it again with FHA and pay PMI, even having the funds for conventional.

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It was all self paced and I was able to complete all 168 hours in about a month.

You could certainly get the full time gig, and even if holding costs will kill you, you can pace yourself and have jobs year round.

Also, because depreciation will easily out pace any cash flow on the property, are you allowed to carry forward the depreciation into future years to off set the profits.

Will the construction out pace the growth, I think it already has a little.  

My current pace can only afford me 1-3 properties per year since I am on my own. 

As the progressive agendas creep in.