With the market climate being how it is, and tenant quality becoming more challenging...

We have noticed that all types of government tenants are more likely to complain about indoor air quality issues, and almost all of the complaints are bogus.

Even then, it will vary based on the quality/finishes you're targeting.

Will you be purchasing a nice home or rehabbing a home up to a high standard?

It was actually under contract with a contingent offer for months, so I suspected something may be up because at the time the velocity of transactions was insanely high in my area and closing times were as low as a week.

That seems high, but there are people who will pay that. 

You have to find those fringe areas and quality neighborhoods to find opportunities.

Will you be able to buy another property with the proceeds at the current high-interest rates and will it be profitable?

Or did it take some time for your property to establish a high volume of website visits, good reviews etc?

After hearing about those tax court cases and that REPS is highly litigated, I hope my friends re-examine their time logs and delete those webinar and Zoom office hours.