So I guess we are in a slowly declining market with low transacations, lower econonmic activity, increased unemployment and a gradual moderation in rates.

I can say that especially in the case of Seth Williams, if you buy the entire course, he offers resources and other tidbits that I have found to be worth their weight in gold.For example, I got a worksheet that he uses (or used at one point) to help figure out the numbers in your potential deal.

Yes - there is a different credit score used by mortgage lenders, it is more heavily weighted towards your specific real estate debt history

If your goal is to be fit then just looking at weight (one metric) will not indicate if you are fit, only that you are lighter.

There are a few steps you can take (I did these steps before graduating and buying my first househack):-Back in the day when I was a loan officer, an "authorized user" on an account didn't carry as much weight, because there was no legal liability for them to pay the loan.

Here in San Diego is already very difficult to find a deal as it is, always having low inventory and the highest cost per sqft in the country, but I think our VA loan, with an always lower rate than the conventional and possibility for no money down puts us in a better position, at least to be able to weight opportunity cost and increase savings rate.

You would be imbalanced and carrying the weight for her.

After all, a good real estate agent is worth their weight in gold!

Instead of listing off places, I show you a process for selecting a dependable passive income location.A caution - It is important not to place any weight on the COVID years.

Good loyal tenants are worth their weight in gold and vacancy is what is going to flush your margins, not a toilet seat.