Borrowing costs should come down as the economy is slowing down now due to the high fed funds rate (5.33%) particularly in the multifamily space which has an enormous supply coming online across the country this year and next year.

The low rates were an anomaly and totally unnecessary, as today's reality shows that the economy can boom without them and created that inflation scare that nobody wants to see again.2.

Great that you are aware with the current saturation and economy it will not be a huge cash cow as of now but appreciation will always be great here.

I can tell you the aluminum is far stronger than the gluelam data that I found:  the company presentation is reporting some strength value at 2400 psi while 6061-T6 is ~40,000 yield / ~45,000 ultimate. 

That's how a free economy work's. 

Its real estate market has been buoyed by consistent population growth, driven by a strong local economy, job opportunities, and a relatively low cost of living.I'm going to send you a connect request. 

It also increases the chances of something going wrong like the economy going sideways, emergency repairs (need cash asap),  or the FED increasing rates.

It was under my metric but the property was right next door to another property I own so I figured certain maintenance issues could be lumped together for economies of scale making it a better deal in the long run.

Our whole economy is based on that.That being said, when you deal in REO's, banks can impose deed restrictions that prohibit resale for period of time, but there are ways around those, too.  

Wall Street thought we were going to get six- eight rate reductions this year we’ve seen none so far and stagflation is setting in , the Fed is trapped , if they reduce rates now , inflation could catch on fire if they increase them again too much something in the economy will break I think we’re in this holding pattern for one to two years personally, I don’t claim to be a macro economic expert, but I do study it quite a bit and I’m not counting on or expecting rates to come down anytime soon and even if they do, they’ll just be small quarter-point rate hikes not enough to make a huge difference in cashflow, so ..I either hold and if they do decrease rates, there will  probably be another asset inflation bubble, which will increase my appreciation, or my cell and deploy the capital more wisely and look for some market softening and buy a good deal