My point is it almost seems like the better play is to bight the bullet, buy the house or multifamily in the better, more expensive desirable areas  ( appreciation markets )if you can afford it.

Getting around this cap will require you to refinance the homes in a portfolio loan or another option would be to offload 1 partner off of the loans through refinancing, thus freeing up some slots for that partner.

Appreciation might be a play if you can get one.

If you want to play God or Govt, go right ahead, you just are going to have an uphill battle on your hands.

So let me play the skeptical role again.1.

. 🤪 A fun fact about yourselfI played the Tuba in high school and was also a varsity athlete :) 

I just realized after trying the crappy driving for dollars app on the play store, that Google has a Timeline feature.If you have your map open and press Go, it will track where you went and you can go back and look it up later.While driving, you can click on the houses you find and "Save" them to a "List" you create which will show the street view and you can even add you own current photos.Who knew?

I had to play with the numbers and did not do enough work to increase the Gross Multiplier.

The generations that played videogames day and night are now grown ups, I see multimillionaires spending a lot of money on "Collectible Pokémon cards", and they are the same ones buying lands in the metaverse.

I guess it's less of a cashflow play in the short term and more appreciation driven.