I worry that the headache and the diminished cash-flow from these events will be more than it's worth to hold the property.

Incomes will rise to help offset inflation, competition will drive prices up to levels that make investors pull their money and head for greener pastures, migration to cheaper markets should occur to balance out the disparities, etc.There seem to be a lot of hands on a lot of levers these days though, so who knows if any of this will actually transpire.

@James Santana The “gold rush” of coming foreclosures I believe is a bit delusional and has been over hyped by many, “hoping” for such an event.  

Thank you @Andrew Freed and @Wendell Butler Really Appreciate your recommendation for @Brian J Allen and yes, I just signed to attend the meetup event on 10/27/21 06:30P Looking forward to seeing you all there, thank you!

Owner can draw the capital from the investment without it being a taxable event.

------"In the event that there is a significant price increase in these construction materials in excess of 25% from the average of similar materials purchased by Builder in the proceeding 30-day period from the execution of this Contract, the excess charges will be passed through to Purchaser......Builder will attempt to keep the purchaser informed of any cost variances."

I was able to get $20k in down payment/closing cost assistance through a program called Neighborhood WORKS, they held a 2 day event back in May 2019 that awarded $20K to 300 families on a first come first serve basis.

I was able to get $20k in down payment/closing cost assistance through a program called Neighborhood WORKS, they held a 2 day event back in May 2019 that awarded $20K to 300 families on a first come first serve basis.

They are good tenants but it just occurred to me that i never even checked if they do, and i would not even know as utility company sends the mail to the renter, not me.im actually trying to get into the Pittsburgh market myself and as it happens i spoke with a good local RE agent today who recommended a PM company for my team.

Make it a local event for families.