Renting modest homes/units is a large part of why my portfolio is resilient in a down market as well.As I said last week, take some time now to improve / harden your properties to remain robust against any potential downturn.

@Phil SharpI have talked to several investors over the years that have said the only thing they wish they had done is buy rental property in areas that had potential to appreciate.

If your past flips were profitable and on budget, if you have a solid crew, and if you're buying homes at 65% (+/-) of ARV, you can put the details of your past flips ( on paper (pdf) or in a short, professional looking video and be prepared to send the pdf or video link to potential private money lenders who you are intentionally seeking out.

I am intrigued by the idea of potentially house hacking a duplex or quad somewhere in Austin and turning my current primary residence into a rental, knowing that it wouldn't be a cash flow play, but more of an appreciation play.

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., and potentially delay the SFR purchase plan according to the status of the investment.It's a hard decision to make since the economy this year is a bit flaky.

But, it is a place where certain discussion about how political policy has and potentially will impact real estate prices, values, and investor returns. 

I’ve lived in metro Memphis for over fifteen years and I’m just now discovering it’s potential for REI.

This three level multi family property has potential, with 2 bedrooms on the first floor and 4 bedrooms on the second, and it has a finish basement with a bathroom.

I'm interested in potential buy for a rental or maybe wholesale.