He wants you to do all of the workUnder that arrangement, you'd be able to do twice as many projects which would require twice as much work on your part, but in the end, you'd make exactly as much as if you didn't have a partner.The ONLY way this makes sense is if doing twice as many renovations decreases your risk because it gives you a larger sample.

I think it would be important to understand why the rents have been decreasing, and if that root cause will apply to your property.

My first cabin which we launched spring of 2021 has seen a decrease in revenue in 2022. 

Hi @Brian Langstrom, it really all comes down to the bet of whether house prices will decrease or not.If you sell, you will have to pay closing costs, realtor fees, and capital gains with your strategy.

Would not prefer this as there are a lot of middle men as mentioned, and then you also have the trading/stock market risks as they might decrease in value.4 - Turnkey.

@Min KimNeither.What you're describing are balance sheet movements that never hit the P&L.e.g. the principal component of a mortgage payment is just a decrease in cash and a corresponding decrease in a liability. 

What are my options for decreasing the sound transfer, and reducing squeaky floors?

Very few buyers pay cash, and when liquidity dries up, buyers will be unable to get financing resulting in a decrease in demand.

I know hard inquiries stay on your record for at least 2 years and with every loan, your age history decreases, but I don’t know the impacts of that on a large scale.

For example if you can only afford a set monthly payment based on your income and if the interest rate on a $400,000 dollar house goes from 3% to 4% it decreases the price a buyer can spend on a house to get the same monthly mortgage rate, to about $355,000.