A market like Boise has seen major growth in inventory and has already seen an easing of prices.

Ugh my blood pressure rises just thinking about my wasted time. 

Hi Nick, I've been reading for a year now that multifamily new construction has ground to a halt due to rapid increases in construction costs, insurance costs, financing costs and also due to mass overbuilding in 2019 to '23, causing huge supply in 2024 and 2025, which is now putting downward pressure on rent growth?

Somehow, seeing it that way has ease my fear/anxiety. 

Experience or not, we each host a little different, and having the pressure of them looking over everything you do is not fun!

Start with something either turnkey or light value-add, so you can start forming your boots on the ground team with less pressure and risk.

To replace a low pressure sensor that is under warranty.

I am seeking advice on the most ideal location in terms of ease of renting, a strong rental market, and potential future appreciation in value over the next 5-10 years.

In a lower price market, say 6 cap for ease of example that same half bath may only net $50/month increase to NOI, $600/year at 6 cap is $10k of added value.

I have to replace an egress staircase from the second floor which was originally made from pressure treated wood.