Perhaps the >15% increase in value since the pandemic can help offset some of the temporary pain?

We found as much information about the owners as we could, but had to put a pause on our new hobby for a few months for the joys, pains, and expenses of life.

This property has some growing pains involved, we had to do a lot of repairs and we inherited some awful tenants so we took a big loss on these properties so far.

Even simple adding bedrooms in many towns (particularly ones with septic) can be a major pain requiring dept of health approval.

As another architect, I co-sign all of this.

Funny when you do something you didn’t think you could, you find overdrive and the ability to never let it fail even when it is painful.

it was a real pain to get construction draws and relative to other HML i have used now they have expensive fees

If you are accredited... buying little rentals is just a pain.

Perhaps there will be some slowdown at some point, but a few factors remain:1-Inventory is painfully low, and will remain that way for years to come. 2-People still need a place to live 

So...you have a bunch of things going against you now, back on the market twice is signaling to people the house has a problem, true or not.Time will help, especially letting the appraisals catch up.