If that's the case, cash flow could be your preferred choice.Ultimately, the path that's right for you depends on your financial goals and your comfort level with risk.Just like choosing between the roller coaster and the merry-go-round, it's about finding the investment strategy that aligns with your personality and objectives.Remember, there's no one-size-fits-all answer in real estate investment.Both paths have their advantages, and the key is to select the one that suits your individual preferences and goals.So, take a moment to reflect on what kind of ride you want in your investment journey, and you'll be on your way to making the right choice.

@Brent Huling I think your best action to effectively register your displeasure with the appraiser is to quietly and politely tell the bank (client) about this, maybe follow up in writing and suggest that they not be given consideration when applying for future appraisals, as their demeanor, conduct and perhaps ethics didn't reflect well on their client--the bank.As i understand it, banks have a list of approved appraisers they can choose from, just as they have a list of title companies and counsel, etc.

I will update to reflect these are for sale and will close in January.

To me this is invaluable, and I think just the generated number without comps is fairly useless.It is important to find the comps that best reflect the subject property to get an accurate idea. 

The good news is that these price increases are also reflected in property prices and appraisals that are coming in - so it's not a one-sided game. 

Sure, the COCR may be through the roof -- but it is not going to materially alter my life, and will prove more of a headache than the returns on worth.Personally, I look at COCR but have a minimum threshold of annual cash flow per door.Start with the videos Brandon puts out, continually reflect is what important to you then adjust your analysis accordingly!

It is not a reflection of Pace Jordan Morby.

Nobody who can get a 3.5% mortgage is saying let's go with the 9% loan.Next change the UPB to reflect your purchase price, if there are any costs to you as a note holder (servicing being most prominent) adjust the Monthly payment.  

. ** Note: I know that Airdna updates their data on the first week of every month, so December might not be reflected yet.

Make sure your homework is reflected in the Cover Letter.