And with any asset there is risk...But the fed has explicitly said they're willing to print until their fingers bleed to put money in peoples hands lol.

When the fed wants to increase inflation, they will lower rates which in return raises the dividend yield of the bond, but lowers the sell price of the bond.

Until I sell or move to Tampa in a couple of months, I personally do all the outside maintenance.. seal the driveway, paint, shovel snow, cut grass, etc. 

Now, the headlines are saying things like we may have avoided a recession, the FED stopped rate hikes, Mortgage rates are dropping, Housing markets are heating up in 2024.  

The Feds, Ontario, Quebec and British Columbia would all default in short order at 7%.

A property where we had to replace a septic and it was close to winter so the area we knew grass would not grow so we gave buyer a credit at closing.Either fix it or pay you to deal with it but if they pay you make sure it’s 2x what it’s worth

Or just Fed taxes on the LLC in Wyoming?

Here's what I'd project for that stuff:Utilities (wifi/TV, water/sewer, gas, electric): $5,000/yr maxYardcare (Grass/snow): $2,500/yrRoutine maintenance/Repairs: $1,000/yrConsumable Supplies: $2,000/yrIf you don't buy cheap **** the amenities shouldn't be breaking or wearing out very often.

Unemployment at 3.5%, inflation trending down, fed likely pausing hikes after next meeting, mortgage rates falling, foreclosures essentially non existent, seeing a lot more houses go under contract in just the past few weeks, etc.  

Regarding the Feds, you and any other investor/wholesaler WILL be observed by them upon moving enough properties within a certain time-frame.