I'll add another piece: with interest rates on the downswing, bank on refinancing and higher cashflow in the near future.This may well not be what a "more successful syndicator" would do, but it wasn't a more successful syndicator who asked the question, just an ordinary mom and pop investor who's looking to expand on what she's got.

Thing is this, they want multiple data to follow their trajectory, they think one indicator like inflation data is not sufficient to make cut decision, they are then waiting for the employment to collapse to start printing again as they want to make the pain in economy as long as possible.If the Fed was concerned about employment and job growth, they would have a more aggressive take on all of the illegal immigration and how that affects jobs availability.They see it as an increase in consumers (the velocity of money) and are not worried about how these consumers are going to pay for the things they consume (job growth).

Thomas is a more vibrant island with lots of tourism and the business that it generates while St.

Then you can read a more in-depth book like The Book On Rental Property Investing by Brandon Turner or The Unofficial Guide to Real Estate Investing by Spencer Strauss.

More often than not, they are more accommodating to providing you with a more generous line of credit or terms. 

APR will tell a more complete picture than note rate, but APR can still be deceiving.

Heres a more detailed map of the the top right of the county on a magnified level.

Could you accomplish the same thing and help to create a more accurate balance sheet, as @Gina Faust suggest, by periodically (weekly, monthly) doing the same thing as year end?

I'm currently exploring different housing platforms that offer a more personalized experience compared to the usual big names like Airbnb and VRBO.

I don't know a ton about tax lien investing but my advice for note investors is to be selective as to when you order title reports (can get pricey if you run too many), but it can be wise to pay a bit more (two-owner search, for example) for a more thorough search for those assets you are likely to purchase.