Does anyone actually see the open floor plan trend going in the other direction, back towards the mid century era of dark closed off living spaces? 

They may have growing pains issues - I cannot attest to anyone else's experience  but as of April 2022 I feel like things are going in a good direction with the new build properties he is developing and he has been genuinely interested in my success with his company. 

Currently working on analyzing leads accurately relative to rental income and interior of property when determining offer price. 

There are plethora of landlord platforms that force you to use their own 3rd party banks to deposit rent and charge $2.5-$5 per transaction to directly ACH into bank of your choice (ex: I love Chase Bank).

I was originally just considering converting my IRA to Roth while it still makes sense with my income and current tax code before thinking about real estate. 

I sometimes advise buyers to get an under-rented property that may be below market rent, maybe do some upgrades, and after rents are increased you'll be close to or above the 1% rule if you don't start out that way.   

But it's costly, currently I am in the process of setting up ReiReply Power Dialer.

We're not actively buying but when we jump in the river the current is strong in the wrong direction (like described above).

As I said before, I have a lot of investors that contact me about these types of properties so feel free to contact me directly.

I’m currently very interested in investing in real estate long term and would like to get started with house hacking soon, hopefully by the end of the year.