If you have a good tenant, they are worth their weight in gold, and I do not think you should raise them all the way to market every year. 

It's growing rapidly and our potential for rental income for the half the year we aren't here is huge. 

I think what we like about moving and downsizing from where we live is it will cut our living expenses in half, especially in a time where inflation is accelerating at a rapid pace.

Hotels also shut down amenities like breakfast, weight rooms and even pools.

Hi Everyone,We grew our portfolio and networth very rapidly through real estate over the last 3 years.

I know this is off topic, but COVID restrictions seem to be rapidly winding down nearly everywhere, even in the Bay Area.

It's one of the hardest parts to this business, that you can be left feeling as if you're carrying the entire weight of someone's life and family on your shoulders when all you're trying to do is rent out a place.

The city is constantly improving, people are moving here for high-paying tech jobs and neighborhoods are changing rapidly.

What you're trying to get at is 'what is the weighted average capital cost of borrowing that 45K.

Real wage growth is negative right now and oil prices are rising rapidly.