Otherwise I’d look for some like habit for humanity’s “Re-Store” where they sell donated building supplies.

When I got let go from that low paying dead end job at the hazardous polyurethane plant, I went back to school for Supply Chain Management/Logistics Management (transportation).

Indicators that may play into decision making includes supply/demand, population/income growth, rents increasing/decreasing, development in the community/amenties etc.

Welcome @Timothy Allen I actually choose to do a cash out refinance on one of my properties to pull the money out and be locked in at a rate, I’m aware most HELOCs have a variable rate and in this market who knows what it will do.

Should I supply the lawn mower?

I posted a similar over the weekend with little response. Here I will be more specific:I'm closing on 3 separate multi-s at the same time in the same area. Nothing crazy, or over extended, Pretty conservative leverage...

Because the need for housing exceeds the number of new homes built in a small town, this supply and demand ratio works well for landlords.

All investments are variable and subject to risk.

If the city you're investing in is heavily dependent on one type of industry (tourism, manufacturing or retail) and the economy turns, you could find quality residents in short supply.

(The exact legal description to be supplied in escrow).