The nice part is, I renovated the whole thing in 2020(new shingle roof, new siding, new heating system, new HW tank, new kitchen, etc.) so I dont foresee any big CapEx expenses in the near future.

I think we are leaning towards finding more investment properties and/or possibly using DST's as a "holding tank" until the market softens.

First get all the utilities into you tenants names if at all possible.I'd put in low flow shower heads first.They make a restrictor that goes inline with any shower head and is pretty difficult to tell its there.Put a brick in the water tank.

Others have to use a HMS (hard money shark) and they're paying very high interest, which makes the payment way higher.

@Richard PurdyLearn how to sell stock options, trade futures, become a loan shark.

The chum is in the water ... just a matter of time before the sharks show up to feast ...It's not a good idea to publicly post on the internet that you have a substantial sum of money available - that  sort of thing tends to attract all sorts of (possibly questionable) characters.

Dear fellow investors,I am in the process of deciding whether to get into a big (at least big for me) deal within the next month or 2. This project will run in the 3 million range. The plan is a typical BRRRR, that is...

For a total of 30 units.oceanviews, + mountain viewsNew electrical and fire systems. roof coated 5yrs agonew broiler tank for common areas.My plan: implement RUBS+ (27k annually), optimize STR occupancy by adding simple amenities.

The sharks start coming out of hiding.

If inventory is suddenly flooded and investment properties are not so desirable, our resale obviously tanks.