Due to the rapidly rising costs of living, rent is also going up so I could likely rent the updated one easily for $800-$1100 and I'll be living in the non-updated unit while I do some sweat equity.BUT they already had 3 offers the first day it went on the market.

I worked in Strawberry Mansion (I'm a teacher when I take off my real estate hero costume), and when I was there a few months ago, I was astounded at the evolution of the place.  

They have a program called the, Rapid Agent Mastery Program (RAMP) that is 6 months long and after 6 months get the next program which obviously costs more but also provides more services.

Certainly you need to underwrite deals more carefully in a stable or declining market as opposed to a rapidly appreciating market. 

The economy is changing rapidly right now so that might change but currently these loans are not competitive in the market. 

Technology rapidly changes, so the property is likely to be physically obsolete at that point with major CapEx needs in MEP. 

Huntsville is changing rapidly, and for many neighborhoods the information from two years ago is no longer relevant.

He also had some kind of leak detector that beeps rapidly when theres a leak. 

Moreover, the regulatory landscape is changing constantly and rapidly.

We're happy with the 2 properties we have but would really love to learn more about how you've managed to achieve such rapid growth - we're feeling a little cash poor at times!