In my opinion there is no better time to educate yourself, because while numerous people may be exiting the asset class, few are spending the time learning how to profit in it.

That's way to random trying to pick up buyers and I don't like letting a bunch of random unqualified people in your home and wasting my time and potentially exposing you to more risk. 

I've seen people agree to a balloon in three years, then have difficulty refinancing because they don't have enough equity.

Cutting tiles can be a challenge if you have angle and corner pieces but a basic install isn't too hard.

This ensures that you are the only people with access to the property.

I have the most basic question (I understand the "basics" of Georgia tax sales):So, a property owner needs to pay the sale price plus 20% interest on a tax sale I purchase at auction in order to redeem it.

Then you can start investing in assets (here it comes) with Other People's Money. 

I hope to connect with people doing similar things and build out a team to continue to grow my portfolio!

I noticed that for Packwood it seems like it is the case and people start to sell.My concern about appreciation is if the investment return of STR cannot continue to go up, then the appreciation will stall as well

Attend meetups and meet as many people in RE as you can.