Buyers have trouble underwriting deal with current rates, so price goes down.  

I’m curious how those resonate with buyers there.My first home here in Orlando had an ADU.

when i do seller carrybacks I get hammered by yellow letters soliciting the purchase of my notes. we just sold one and the buyer got a 22% apr.. 

Security is too basic and important an issue for the technology to fail.

I'm hoping he'll have some options for me.I know a Home Equity Loan is basically a second mortgage in normal situations, but they seem to come with less red tape from what I've found.

I'm still in the process of growing my portfolio, but have heard others 1031 all their smaller properties into a larger building and have a property management company manage, OR, set up a seller financing deal with another buyer that gives you the cash flow you desire. 

A real basic guess is 30 houses each cashflowing $1,000/month.In Metro Detroit, this means $1500+ in rent, with the difference convering taxes, insurance, maintenance and vacancy - NO MORTGAGE!

Consider hiring a buyer’s agent to represent your interests.That said, properties with underperforming tenants could present an opportunity.

I ended up basically painting the entire apartment as every single wall hand several nail holes.

Whether or not it's the bottom, it's definitely a buyer's market in those areas, and they are nice, big cities with major transportation centers.