The townhouse is overall in a stellar location within the city, has 2 parking spots, laundry, is walkable to 3 metros and downtown DC, has a sizable patio, a dry storage shed that can fit bikes etc, and features that overall make it a desirable city rental for the right person who doesn't want a building.

My wife and I are small, local operators with conservative plans and during 2021-2022, we kept most of our powder dry and steadily paid off our debt.

I've come across many real estate investors who get hysterical and paralyzed when they are trying to decide whether or not to increase rent for a tenant and the spout off some seriously crazy reasoning.Just about everyone has come across investments that were goldmines, tried to convince friends, family and investors with tons of money and those people who were looking for places to invest their money froze as cold and solid as dry ices, got nervous enough to get committed to an insane asylum and only said they could not make a decision whether or not to invest.I call analysis paralysis the inability to make a decision due to lack of experience, lack of the right information, lack of wisdom and lack of education regarding the subject.

Then the municipality shows up and tells them it can’t go into the air and they are doing to test the soil after.

We’ve noticed that local banks are starting to dry up and not offering our cash out refinance on our rentals.

I am in the process of getting a bid for an architect, survey and soil testing.

Pretty cut and dry.  

Also, you can fit a lot more material in it that you can in a pick-up, and it will stay dry in a rain storm.

Some are “dry” cabins others are plumbed.

You gotta dry it up.