@Rob Ayala Most do it as its automatic rent in marginal areas.

I have financed small rental purchases off a line of credit, but I have also treated it like a mortgage, setting up an automatic payment to pay it back every month just like any other mortgage, accounting for principal and interest to where it is always shrinking with each payment.  

Usually when we’re in an economic crisis, the market shifts from a seller’s market to a buyer’s market.

While others, like food, beverage, and tobacco products, have seen a pickup in sales as consumers have shifted their purchasing habits during these unusual times.

It would take some serious planned CapEx savings and vacancy tenant planning and shifting.

How to Win Friends and Influence People is one of the best mindset-shifting books I read early on

My point is it can be many problems that are easy to fix, so it doesn't automatically mean costly repair.

The burden shifts to you to be the straight shooter. 

I am considering doing some BRRR SF deals but I currently want to scale faster than SF can allow so want to stick with a MF strategy for now (always willing to shift in the future if necessary).

Now that I have shifted my focus to learning about REI, I am debating an every day job change from my current role as an Office Manager.