Andrew the Selling Agent actually represents the buyer, also known as the "buyer's agent" (I know it's confusing but that's how it is). So

With the housing prices skyrocketing almost everywhere coupled with highest interest rates we haven't seen in decades, any area that has good rental potential is so hard to get good cash flow!

Househacking is so powerful since you can lower your largest expense (rent), while learning to be a landlord and building equity.

I thought it was weird because they are in rural areas so I don’t really see them being “zoned commercial” as a much greater selling point when there is so much land available and it’s turning out they really are only worth the residential comps so those are going to expire with only my costs and no sales.

It is so no cost for me due to Chase holding my mortgage, but it is absolutely zero cost to tenants...https://www.jpmorgan.com/commercial-real-estate/rent-payment...

So we have $500 income most months (oil is so expensive).

Yep.... the life of an agent is so dang easy, they get paid so much for doing nothing!

There is so much data out there that shows the difference of a well-designed/photographed property compared to an Ikea property.

It is so true! 

I’m also just seeing your reply Zach, there is so much to unpack there that I don't even know where to start... which I'm sure was your intention... so well done.