Another idea that popped into my head would be to put a locking door in the wall.

When it came time to pull the trigger on a property I heard nothing until it was far too late.

If feasible, we recommend that you change all the locks on the property (if this was not previously completed).

Anyway seems like its one of those ones where it says everything you need to know in the headline.Rates are up, makes it hard to buy a deal that cashflows.Although for current landlords, no big deal as long as they are locked in to fixed rate loans with low rates.

The fund uses no leverage, so for a SDIRA, it does not trigger UBIT.

We were naive and at the time we closed on the deal we had a contractor on our side and he was locked into the deal.  

We've unfortunately been pretty quiet since the covid lock down in 2020 but there's a lot of great people still lurking.Thanks!

It's the only way to understand Investing in any kind of Investment.Of the 500 students who took the class, Adults like you and me, some without College degrees, some with PH.D.s a full range of rich and poor..... only about 30 students were able to get past the 3rd Level exam, which basically made you calculate the Internal Rate of Return of any investment, especially Real Estate.Of that 30 students, about 20 of them pulled the Trigger as their Analysis proved that there was merit in buying an Investment Property, particularly in Brooklyn and close by.One student in particular, made $2 Million, again, on a Clinton Hill property.Most of the other students, made somewhere between $50k and $1 Million.Some of those 20 are now my partners.

Many of the houses we viewed were listed for 1-2 days before locking into contract.

Seems like you're locked in with favorable financing terms on the house and you are at least breaking even (or close depending upon whether or not you use a property mgr).