This game is at your pace.

This can be a win-win for both sides and I've had many tenants accept it:- You have the unit rented and don't have to show it any more- You still collect rent for half of February (vs the status quo of $0)- They can get access the property two week earlier (Start of February) and move in at their own pace while still having access to their current place - this can make the move much easier for them!

Considering the pace of change, and the duration of most mortgages, is climate change something that factors into your investment criteria for yourself or clients? 

As this thing starts to grow I will continue to find great venues and maybe even put together an agenda to help everybody learn more and share their experiences.  

Most of these people posting suggestions for you have an agenda.

Once you get millions to tens of millions or more in wealth you do not care about max yield you want to avid max headache and basically keep pace with inflation.

This market cannot keep up the pace that it has since 2010- but itusually starts in the West (California, Arizona)- watch those markets, because when they start to stop appreciating and give back gains, you know that change is a' comin'!

But hey, at least you'll have a 3.5 months' supply at the current sales pace!

So, let's explore the factors that shape a real estate investor's bank account:The Investment Playground:The world of real estate investing is like a giant playground, but with different slides and swings - each offering its own set of thrills and challenges.Flipping houses is like a zipline ride, fast-paced and exciting, but with potential wipeouts if you don't land smoothly.

Additionally, if interest rates start to decline, this not only potentially puts upward pressure on prices but also opens up an opportunity for you to refinance at a more favorable rate.Moreover, the possibility that rent rates might keep pace with inflation could lead to improved cash flow over time.