No different than all the RE agents who put "great cashflowing property" describing a $500k house that rents for $2500 a month. 

Price - $960,000Preferred Lender rate - 5%Rent per unit - $1,700-$1,800 (3 of the 4 units we had leased at close)Unit size - 3bed | 2.5 bath + garageFinancials - 25% down, 5% rate, monthly cash flow roughly $900 

My largest concern is that as we go lower in rate, housing supply will ultimately be unlocked putting downward pressure on rents/asset prices. 

I am planning to put up for rent a SFH in Prairie Village soon and am interviewing for PM.Who do you trust and why?

But I agreed not to raise their rent on them.

I am debating if I should buy a decently priced home in Florida using a mortgage, rent it out as soon as possible, and have a tenant(s) pay down my mortgage until I am ready to move in and have the mortgage either paid down or nearly paid down.

In over 90% of cities for 2024 rents are lower then mortgage payments and that is not even counting cap/ex, etc.

And like most things real estate is location location location.. and our little community of 90 homes borders a year round river ( the Mollala) to the South the finnest retirement community basically in Oregon called Hope Village to the north.

For example, you can put in your advertisement that all applicants must make 3x the monthly rent, have a credit score of 620, or provide a recent landlord reference.

I've done some trials of other softwares like Stessa, RESimpli and Rent Manager but came back to Quickbooks each time.