I've stumbled upon Michael's Podcast a few weeks back and gain so much value from it, especially in the form of a huge mindset shift!

They continue to praise the politics elsewhere... may be not such ID, because it has shifted a bit due to migration.

With more people working from home I think we will see a shift in the number of people wanting to live in the city and close to work vs those that can work from home.

The big shift there was prices shot up after covid.

I have verified all the tenants with a make shift estoppel.

This would allow you to recycle it as its paid down, and now if rates drop so will your payments.If you want to compound it more could you refi a few properties and have 5+ owned outright and shift debt around on the other 8?

As I pointed out that various repair and maintenance costs plus the occupancy rate from the apartments deals might result in the fluctuation on the distribution part, whereas the mobile home park deals tent to have a stable cash flow due to the relatively resistant feature against the market shifts.

Here is some history on Allentown.That noise you hear at first is a steel mill steam whistle telling the men it's shift change...24 hours a day  days a week--good paying jobs gone--chromium steel-but it's gone now.https://www.youtube.com/watch?

My attitude as well has greatly shifted in the last decade I’ve been a landlord, I don’t supply appliances unless they’re already there and I rent them “as is” “landlord does not repair warranty ect” , my next is all bifold doors are going to go, especially in my short term rentals, I’m completely over it

I've gone through a couple of these and the transition is the point where we as the investor need to step in heavily to make sure it is as seamless as can be.