I was mainly focused on the Class A but they are 175K more for 2-300 sq ft + garages and only get 200$ more per rent per side (this is a 2023 duplex - No garages 3/2/0 1100sq ft per side. these are day 1 numbers with base case rents (rents on a class b are supportable by section 8 where as the other more expensive units would be too much for the same 3/2 .

Way too expensive. 

Average rent in area is $1,700-1,800.

Because last year it was only 0.08% in March and last three months it’s been averaging .23%…We will float around 2.75-3% throughout the year and only way it goes lower is if housing pops.

The humidity in the crawl space is not too bad, readings have been average to a little above average in the wood and air.I want to replace the flooring to LVP or LVT but need to have level floors in order to do this.

The only down side of the area is that all types of properties are more expensive.

I don't care if peddlers peddle appreciation/tax benefits/blah blah.If inflation is at 8% yoy, then appreciation of 3-4% in real estate yoy on average reduces your wealth.Thank you for this post.

Real estate then nominal (or on average across the us) returns 10-12% which mimics the S&P 500.  

This is a business at the end of the day.I don't walk into a Lambo dealership and expect them to hear my sob story as to why I need a more expensive car over a KIA that I can afford.

Two things I'd suggest is to keep house hacking and dollar cost averaging.