How do you see the cash flow issue evolving in your market? 

Hey @Ryan CousinsI know this post is a bit older, but I stumbled upon it while researching how San Diego's market trends have evolved.

Most people switching from large companies like Evolve or Vacasa to my PM co are switching because of their reviews. 

This is generally a low cash flow market due to the low risk being so close to the nation's capital, however strategic buyers that enter sub-markets of D.C. that is set for massive growth will be able to take advantage of future rent growth to evolve into a heavy cash flowing property over time, as well as home price appreciation as the area continues its trend of high buyer demand.If you'd like more information on any of these submarkets within Alexandria or would like to learn more about investing in the D.C.

While there are differing opinions on the extent of these effects, it's crucial to stay informed and adapt to the evolving market conditions.

We only need 12 months of housing history and proof of rent payments.The DSCR market has evolved a great deal over the past couple of years, which has opened up access to more investors. 

It's important to note that SEC regulations can evolve, so for the most up-to-date information and advice, you should refer to the latest SEC releases or consult a legal professional.

I'll eventually refinance to about 6% and when that happens, I'll either have more to buy another property or have better cash flow depending on how my goals evolve (and when it happens).

I myself will be looking into them, evolve is stealing a lot of money from you in fees.

We use a custom lease that has evolved over more than a decade to protect us and the property owners.