I don't know if it was funding, or they can't keep up on updating the material because the rules/policies keep changing so rapidly.

@Mike SullivanI would recommend areas such as Ann Arbour or Grosse Point or Grand Rapids.

I did it without a tenant request because I don’t want to be a slum lord and I would rather pay incrementally for this stuff than all at once at a vacancy.

Right now, there is a high "spread" between the 10-year and 30-year rates, because of volatility/risk in rapidly changing rates, and, I think, also a bit of a projection by the market that the 10-year will climb over the course of the year. 

I’m just going to say it, Pittsburgh is rapidly gentrifying.There are many ways to invest here: 50-100k houses half an hour away from downtown. 100k-150k houses half an hour away from downtown. 150k-400k houses half an hour away from downtown.

The focus on Arbitrage, scaling rapidly, easy riches, remote, PMS, "works for me" is tiring. 

I just know what I've been able to do in Houston, and I know what I've seen in San Diego and I just don't see how I could have had the same rapid growth here.  

I just sat through half an hour of Ross Hamilton's presentation, waiting for even the tiniest nugget of actual information, but alas, all that happened is his rapid-fire staccato voice repeating the same hype and drivel just drove me up the wall and I had to exit out to save my sanity.I'm glad to know I clearly am not missing anything.  

Most of us posting on BP are raising money in $50k to couple hundred $k increments, buying a few hundred units at a time.

YoY is flat.Rentals - Availability by MonthThe number of homes for rent continued to drop rapidly, indicating a decreasing supply.Rentals - Median Time to RentThe median time to rent is 20 days, unchanged from May.