Simply use the signed leases to qualify the anticipated PITI.

Based on that, do you anticipate increasing or decreasing your investments?

The outcome has resulted in a short term rental that has way outperformed what we anticipated.

This is my first rental and everything is taking much longer than anticipated.

I don't anticipate any issues, but you never know.

I do not anticipate significant new multi family property inventory in the coming year.

Things will happen that you haven’t anticipated and then it’s nice to have a little buffer.

Even if the current Fed keeps raising rates, this will result in the yield curve inverting again, in anticipation of the new Fed Chair changing things.

I have a GC coming out next week to provide estimates but am looking to get multiple opinions/advice I would want to make sure that the anticipated rental income increase would justify all the expense to add 300 sf.

While rehabs can be rewarding, I’ve often ended up paying much more than I anticipated or would have liked—especially when managing from afar.