I'm going to assume this was muscle memory from underwriting when sending stipulations to the loan agent. 

The risk with leverage s being overly levered when the market turns an your vacancies increase, your rental income decreases and you don't have enough income to cover your expenses (negative cash flow). 

These strategies help counteract the negative effects of inflation, such as rising prices and decreased real returns, allowing individuals to navigate economic uncertainties with greater confidence and resilience.

The property type that lost the least inventory was the Single Family segment, where it decreased 26.2 percent.

A great way to decrease the supply of available rentals since investors wouldn't be able to make a return worth the risk, leading to many people to sell or exit the market so there would be fewer options for renters, which would cause rents to increase more. 

There isn't enough space or time in the world to highlight everything, so I'll cover the most essential things that helped me bring in $20,000 in just one quarter:Automation: There are a variety of different companies offering software that assists with Automating the business, such as: - Wheelhouse (ie. the Dynamic Pricing Provider, which automatically fluctuates the Nightly Rate of your unit based on things like Seasonality, Demand, Competition, Etc) Price: 1% of Monthly Revenue OR $20/Listing per Month (decreases with more units)-  Hospitable (ie.

You can look at it as the rental income increasing your income or decreasing the liability.

Those are great, but they're really about the mechanics of building a model as opposed to building muscle for the assumptions. 

Confidence is like a muscle-- you build it over time.

The rental income you receive from your tenants can help cover your mortgage payments, property taxes, and other housing expenses, making it an effective way to decrease your housing costs.