Will riverside continue to build keeping inventory steady and will people need to commute in traffic to get to work? 

Our lease on the rent house i'm staying in currently will be up 02/01/25 and I want to begin building my portfolio and not continue to rent. 

I’m at a stage where I’ve built a small portfolio and now I need partners/investors in order to continue my rate of growth. 

I had been using Stessa, which I really loved, but it is buggy and the banking connection to Chase was continually breaking, which I needed to re-connect, but when I did that I had to go through 200+ transactions and re-allocate the expenses. 

Aside from that, we love this market and will continue to keep buying houses there.

I'm trying to decide the smart investment decision - continue renting it out at a lower rental rate OR selling it and trying to find a potentially better performing asset to re-invest those funds in.  

Assisted living has historically outperformed most other real estate classes, have maintained incredible occupancy rates (despite the COVID blip), and continue strong rent growth.

In addition, you will not be relying on the legislature to continue to protect safe unpermitted units.  

You can continue to operate and if there is no fire and no decks collapse you are fine. 

Will they still continue to assess for the new value?