What are y'all doing to reduce turnover in your homes, or lots?

This will reduce a lot of stress for you personally as well.

A little caulk and weather stripping can go a long way to reducing drafts and letting them know you are interested in their welfare and may buy you some time.

However, I want to reduce my taxable income with itemized deductions to around $10,000.

I reduce the tenants rent by $50 a month ($600 a year).

This will reveal attractively priced properties as soon as they hit the market or are reduced under the threshold over time.

I quickly paid off all credit cards and waiting 30 days for that to be reflected in my credit report, I already paid off my car years ago so that wasn't an issue and that helped my reduce my debt to income ratio.

It would reduce expenses - no doubt, but breakeven time is a major go/no go factor.

Hubzu sale not initial auction.Days on market: 157Price on mls started around 130k, reduced every month like clockwork.

I think it will have a disruptive role, reducing the barrier to entry and making real estate more accessible to retail investors.