I love this perspective!

This gives us a broader perspective on how market dynamics are shifting over time.To recap: Strong List to Sold Price percentage and relatively quick Days on Market suggest a healthy and active market in Montgomery.If you're interested in a further break down of any of this information or would like to know more about the rental market please let me know.

Well that's what I'm trying to figure out, from a room-mate perspective, if the decrease in what the two non en-suite bedrooms needing to share a bathroom with a third (fourth in total) roommate is worth the extra rent I could charge. 

However, from a rental perspective, there is potential due to the underlying fact that no one wants the responsibility of owning there own home.

Already, when presenting an offer investors and their representatives will need to discuss the best strategy from the seller's perspective.

Networking with other investors can also provide fresh perspectives and new ideas, as sharing experiences often leads to innovative solutions.Additionally, leveraging technology, such as CRM systems, can help streamline lead management and follow-up processes, ensuring no potential opportunity is overlooked.

From my perspective, you pay 10% for doing nothing more than cashing rent checks.

I come from the a ticketing background and can provide lots of resources, connections, and perspective on the ticketing space (including my thoughts on the recent Ticketmaster news).Generally looking in and around the Missouri-midwest area for our first BRRRR property and am fortunate enough to have a general contractor as a friend/neighbor who will be a part of the business. 

Think about this from an investor perspective.  

Quote from @Carlos Scarpero: Studying this whole note world and I'm curious....From a borrower perspective, what advantage do they have going with a private lender vs going through a mortgage company/broker?