If you can’t afford it, sell it.

You will need to be able to afford both mortgages, and the bridge loan payment too though. 

Not really, most of my tenants either couldn’t afford it or they’d never maintain it.

Most developed countries have very low yield and affordability except Japan.

there by just raising rents even higher and making things worse.. those that can afford houses and have credit will buy instead of risking continual rent increases this will be a benefit to those that build homes or flip homes. 

Hi guysCan anyone recommend a good LLC in nj and affordable?

Passive & affordable.

We had an issue recently in which we started eviction process and contacted Cozy customer service and were our best option would be to stop all payments and notify the tenants they would have to pay a different way during the eviction process, which was frustrating.

I can't afford to be on the sidelines any longer.

I can only imagine investors with 10+ properties are closing in on a 7 figure liability - Is the rental income enough to justify that magnitude of debtOn top of that, I will want to get a personal home soon as well (currently house hacking a duplex), I wouldn't want real estate investment debt to be a burden on me missing out on a dream homeThen of course I'm cash stricken after putting down the 20%, so it will take some time before my current property generates enough to where I'm ready to afford another down payment (also it should be noted I'm not thrilled about the idea of raising capital through others)How do you manage your debt as you scale your portfolio?