I know the market had priced in a .25% drop into loans for the last few weeks maybe a month.

I've built a system where I can drag/drop any bill into a Google Drive folder, and I have some systems set up to split the bill evenly among tenants, automatically bill my tenants, and even send them an email with the breakdown. 

You can still get decent buys for the price in my area but you can't make the expenses unless you are in a very small niche and drop a lot of money on themes and the like.What I tell people is that if it won't work as a long term rentals don't do it at all.

I think most real estate agents won't waste time on buyers who are "coming in with an offer well below asking" with their main justification being they want to pay less, fishing for that rare seller who will randomly accept a much lower offer before dropping list price first to generate competition. 

I see my bank in the drop-down, BUT it's the normal personal login that it connects to, not the BUSINESS side. 

Investors pick MBS investments for a little more risk and a higher yield.The reason rates didn't drop much last week is because they already did! 

Hi Randy,The reason small apartment buildings haven’t seen the same price drops as larger properties comes down to a few key factors: 1031 exchange buyers inflating bids, strong demand for limited supply, and sellers holding firm on prices since they’re not under financial distress.

I also noticed the area where I am looking to invest the rents seem to be dropping. 

@Ron Brady@Eduardo TanamachiI don’t think I can drop my link here, but the coaching program is called: Extended Stays for Landlords.

Days On Market (DOM) are trending up everywhere - suggest you find out the trend for Akron.It's now Fall - there's a decent in drop in all things real estate after Labor Day when they kids go back to school.Next drop is after Halloween when consumers go into Holiday mode.How often are you dropping your asking rent?