Knew there were  covid supply chain issues, but wow.

Little supply and tons of competition.

THANK YOU You probably need multiple lights and will need to recharge or replace batteries regularly.

Back to your point, we are in a hot market with more demand than supply on the renter side, but for me my vacancy is not driven by lack of demand (okay one property was a trouble property to rent), but it was just the downtime for turnover between tenants.  

The IRS considers rental income as passive income and your W-2 income as regular income.

If faced with another recession the economics of each market will determine what is recession proof where I would argue nationally there is an over supply of storage but locally where I look at economic and fundamental data I evaluate the entire picture.

https://www.rismedia.com/2021/...I would imagine with building supplies going through the roof and supply chain issues this business has changed and become extremely capital intensive.

A 203k contractor does not get money upfront and gets paid in four draws, after the work is done, so they have to front the money for the job which eliminates most regular contractors.

The 2500 PSI is roughly 17.5 MPa, and it looks like adding GFR can increase compressive strength on the order of 25%, up to 40 MPa for 'regular' concrete.

Furthermore, the types of multifamily syndications we invest in, as well as offer to our investors, are value add, meaning that our syndicators acquire assets (generally off market) at an attractive valuation, renovate the units & common areas, implement well-reputed property managers, and increase rents to market rates, thereby increasing the properties' valuation on exit. 3.Inflation creates further increased costs for construction materials, making newly constructed homes & commercial properties even less affordable (and in less supply) and existing assets more valuable.