I'm imagining a strategy where you refi upwards every year, extracting equity, and this basically causes your loan payments to keep pace with annually rising rent payments.Conservatively, suppose your lenders require 25% down/equity, and your property appreciates at 4%/year.

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I think this concept can be replaced by YouTube channels like Pace, One Rental at a Time and others.

It all depends on your strategy, if you are looking for 1.5% or 2% deals, they just arent here in Denver, our median home price is $285k or so.While we have amazingly low vacancy rates and rental prices are increasing, the home prices are also pacing with increases to keep up.

Originally posted by @Jeremy Pace:@Luke McCann I would strongly advise that you not get your Real Estate Salesperson license at this time.It won't really save you any money on closing costs, because as a salesperson, your broker will have to be involved, and he/she will want their fee regardless (you'll save max 1/4 of the fee) UNLESS Florida allows you to get your brokers license without first being a salesperson (in PA, three years).  

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This change can be attributed to several factors, including high interest rates impacting the affordability of purchasing new rental properties and increased competition from hotels adjusting their pricing and services to better compete with short-term rentals.Despite these challenges, nightly rates have continued to increase, albeit at a slower pace than during the pandemic.