Steady recovery from pandemic for the hospitality industrySome hospitality markets such as the Chinese, are now showing pre-pandemic behaviour with “seasonal fluctuations” in the occupancy rate, meaning that COVID is no longer determining changes in the industry and the restrictions that come with it.

This is because you took on debt in real estate and none in the stock market and the fact that real estate prices fluctuate less than stock market prices doesn't compensate for the additional risk arising from the debtEven though I'm a stock market investor coach, I consider myself neutral and invest both in real estate and the stock market.

If you don't like the instability of crypto, you can instead buy stablecoins like USDG whose price doesn't fluctuate.  1 USDG coin is always worth 1 US dollar. 

The rental market is very strong here currently and I would agree with the aviation industry we are more resilient with market fluctuations.  

Utilities will fluctuate also based on occupancy, pool/spa on timer, owner-controlled thermostats, is garage a/c, if its only 4 beds it could be single-story, how old is the home (energy-efficient windows), how many square feet, how old is the a/c and is it the correct tonnage for the property etc....When purchasing these, that information should be readily available via the seller or property manager.

This same mortgage at 4.5% would be $507/month, a difference of just over $50.Make sure your underwriting is solid and conservative to account for any potential fluctuations in the interest rate and higher expenses.

Then you deal with the fluctuations of the stock price.

Considering costs have doubled or even tripled in some areas, watching the fluctuation of prices, and being discerning about what you choose to do on the flipped house, will keep your costs down.

I can lock a good rate for a longer time and not worry about rate fluctuations in the near future 2.

Most contractors have one in house but wont' share with the general public because those costs can fluctuate from job to job and with the inflation costs of materials and labor.