The main problem is that not knowing what the US Congress will end up doing, you have no way to determine how long this will go on and how many more citizens will migrate to the states decreasing population and hence potential tenants.

The largest decreases were in the single-family and townhouse segments, each falling more than 20 percent over the month.

We have lots of moving parts going on and we are going to go over total expenses to see where we need to decrease and increase in areas but also want your feedback.

We've had tenants looking for 4 bedrooms when we only had 3 and the voucher amount never decreased. 

The draw is that as you move north of Aramingo or west of allegheny, you decrease in entry point, sure, but now you are in rougher areas and might run into more tenant problems. 

I see condos as an investment that also decreases your capital expenditures since you're only responsible for the inside of your unit.

Prior to seeing this, some of what I've read over the summer (including on MBA's site) hinted at NO rate decreases until Q3 '24.

Taxes are decreased significantly which increases cash flow significantly.

(slowly increasIng)65% equities/cash (slowly decreasing)

It will probably take a bit of time for this knowledge to become more widespread, but I imagine that this will increase demand on these assets in the medium term, especially if rates start to decrease!