do NOT take a long PPP right now unless you have no choice. will be VERY expensive in the future when you are stuck in a higher then market rate. 

Property is a 3bed, 2ba SFH (Cedar Rapids, IA) listed for $96k (was purchased in March '24 for $90k...looking into that)Market rent is $1,300 (could nudge up $50 maybe).

Was having a fun, purely academic conversation with someone and somehow the topic went from the stock market, ETF's, to real estate, to BRRR's and either he or I or both us came up with this and wondered is this a legit strategy that others have used?

I've looked at on-market deals daily, joined all the Facebook groups where they post "off" market deals (wholesalers, etc) and have spoken with many realtors. 

They got so good at marketing in their hometown that they had overage.

Which direction is the small multifamily market heading in?

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You can generally place a voucher tenant in any property.In order to place a section 8 tenant you will have to pass an initial inspection as well as an annual inspection where they tend to be more strict and have you fix things that you may not have addressed for a market tenant.

So if that translates to an increase of inventory will variy market by market.

I feel like I have WAY too much equity sitting and doing nothing for me across my 5 LTR properties:* Rental A: 235k (Market: 440k)* Rental B: 140k (Market: 210k)* Rental C: 130k (Market: 200k)* Rental D: 75k (Market: 150k)* Rental E: 100k (Market: 200k)But with the current HELOC/Refinance rates - it just doesn't seem to make sense?