Be patient and if the market dips before the portfolio is full, use that remaining equity to by ‘discounted’ properties.As long as you have decent equity and you’re looking to hold long term, you’ll be fine so you might as well stick to where you know.No matter what you decide-good luck!!

It’s tough out there right now in Phoenix to find something within that 1% rule.I think you’re either going to have to be patient and really door knock and talk to a LOT of people, and/or try to not limit yourself to the 1% rule to break in (if you want to live in Phoenix).Find something where you could find a 2-4 plex where the other 1-3 units cover most of your mtg. and start building equity and locking into a low long term rate.

Be patient.

I often work with patients who struggle with similar issues and this helps them.Best-Daniella

I am having a difficult time getting the financing for another one because banks are needing 25% on investment properties so have to be patient on getting creative with the financing.

Be patient, it is worth it.

I think the fee was 1/4 the reduction amount if we could get the assessment company to reduce it to a level we accepted it at, 1/2 the reduction amount if the town reduced it to our satisfaction, and the entire amount of the reduction if it went to the state board.

I guess I need to be more patient.

There is plenty of opportunity to be had in Syracuse, NY as long as you are patient.

Interested in a condo but aside from that, I'm a full time registered nurse and ironically take care of Covid patients.