Folks can't buy due to lack of inventory and can't burrow as much due to high interest rates.2) Over 4trillion sitting in money market accounts and ready to be deployed.3) Fed starts reducing rates 3rd and 4th quarter this year.4) Flood gates open for real estate again and activity starts.5) Crypto boom after BTC halving (Already started last year).6) Stock boom with AI and lower interest rates (Will become bubble IMO like Dotcom days).7) Trump wins office and lowers company taxes.8) War between Ukraine and Russia ends sending oil prices lower and inflation lower.Next 2 years or so we could see a big boom across the board and if we do, I'd start getting worried that in late 2025 or 2026 something was bound to happen.An unpredictable "Black Swan" kind off event per se.So let's see how things unfold but interesting times for sure.Just my opinion mate so take it with a grain of Pink Himalayan Salt lolThanks 

So as of today it's been a rental for 3year and a month.It's being discussed to cut it loose and sell it.

The main issue is most likely lack of insualtion between floors and loose/squeaky subflooring. 

Sfh are exempt from rso, does that mean that the first unit will loose its rso protection now that there is only unit in the lot ?

He would just call up subs, send them out with no plans, no instruction, and turn them loose.

Thanks,Sarah  G'Day Sarah,Congrats on the leap of faith into the wonderful world of real estate investing.Best tip I could give you would be to take your time and soak up as much information on anything and everything real estate.Be it buying locally or out of state, the most important thing is to establish trust and relationships with key people dependent on the strategy you are looking at implementing.Over my career I have witnessed countless of investors getting caught up in online market stats, demographics, charts, etc... only to end up loosing money.As cliche as it mind sound but "Team-work makes the dream work"For example, if you buy the best house, in the best area, on the best street with the best capital growth prospects but your property manager is incompetent or a cheat.

The front office staff do the heavy lifting of chasing loose ends, checking details, etc.

-Gutters cleaning: $350 -fix broken downspout: $300 -fix loose siding: $250 -carbon monoxide detector: $125-bath silicone: $100 -deck boards: 3-4 are bad need to be replaced What does everyone think.

Thanks for your comment Randy.Nothing beats going in the trenches and loosing money.Those are the best lessons that no book, guru, video, blog, event, etc... can teach."

Then with interest rates bounding upward, you and your buyer-customers are faced with ever higher financing costs...