From what i've seen in Charlotte, a number of homes were listed but didn't sale but not neccessarily because the market flattened out....Many homeowners got it in their heads that their homes could sell for whatever they listed for or got into the mind set of "if I can sell it for what I'm listing it for, I'll move"....In other words, homeowners tried to speculate on the market and listed their homes artificually high hoping to make a killing when they really had no intentions or need to move....

As I'm no moneybags, I can't get my head around where the money for the second, third, fourth properties will come from with my income tied up in the buy and hold.Can anyone help me bridge the gap (in my head)?

If its like most leases, it does require you to allow access for showings and other activities associated with selling the property.

Are you collecting late fees and all the associated charges for their late payments?

It's just now I will do it in my Bigger Pockets sweatshirt or if Josh can't get the XXL thing worked out maybe he can just cut arm and head holes in one of those large contractor trash bags and paint Bigger Pockets on the front of it.

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A generic contract is how you end up in court on the losing end of a lawsuit.You need a contract that is specific to your state laws.If you have any sort of landlord's association in your state, they may sell rental contracts that their own lawyer has vetted and approved.

Where the overall economy is heading isn't going to help any, either.

Originally posted by "**********":...Listen to Jonathan, the man is a close associate and he knows his stuff...Thank you for the kind words at the end.I just wanted to say that inflation IS really taking a toll in Florida!