Me personally, I like charging less, receiving more inquiries, having more demand which allows better screening.I ask a lot of questions before I even consider them coming to see the house.

That would be akin to selling your stocks in 2012 after losing your butt for 5 years; which was 5 years shy of the FULL rebound of the stock market to a point about 2x the 2007 highs.Investing in the stock market is not wisely used a short-term investment vehicle and I believe you would be doing yourself a disservice to look up and see the sky falling (due to a very clear cause -- a virus) and dump your depressed stocks so that you could put that money into a (potentially) inflated commodity like investment real estate.   

Thanks, I see the point of view now.

That's the point, you can't see the future all you can do is make decisions that stack the odds in your favor. 

Also would be interested in what area they're in, and how you see the potential for that area, since we're just starting to look at the rental market, and different areas of town.

Area - When I see the place on Friday, I plan to do exactly that.

It really helps to see the big picture .

Well since then I've started to see the power that real estate investing can have and decided i want more than just the one rental.I've been listening to the BP podcast among others, reading books, and listening to audiobooks.

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