@Bjorn Ahlblad I am not selling my properties to tenants but I did just watch a cool podcast where some landlords were making that their new norm, essentially differing all maintenance expenses to them I thought it was a good strategy.

@LaCroix Rockwell This was a really cool way of getting your laundry machines set up, with a much more economical option.

Cool.  

@Mitch Messer cool.

What does the heating / cooling system look like?

In a condo, you're not paying for HVAC or cooling updates, you're not paying for a roof or exterior maintenance or lawn care.

This is the exact strategy my wife and I used for our first and currently only investment property, except ours is 4 hours away in the same stateProperty management is up to you depending on how passive you want it, I’m currently self managing from home and have a great cleaning/rental turning company, handy man, a heating and cooling guy, plumber to cal, etc. no different than owning a personal home really.

Hello Benjamin I a have nothing to offer but this is cool 

@Tariq Hakeem And I hope the people pushing for this understand that all electric heating/cooling costs substantially more than natural gas.

There has been an institutional investment of ~$4.7 M and many smaller and mom/pop operators are wising up to parts of the game.Couple the rush of the everyday person/investor looking to secure a place to rest their heads and we have witnessed a push upwards with some speculation saying land prices with rise my multiples in the coming years.Many of these same folk are doing the same things aka waiting on the foreclosure moratorium to be lifted so hop on perspective flood of 'deals' to be auctioned off.Materials like lumbar and concrete are seeing significant price movement upward, leading builders to pause and play in spurts.With all this, my question is, will the SFR market actually cool down or are we in the midst of a major competition hike that will lead prices to only go up for the foreseeable future?