Great people embody 5-Star service and give client's a product they want/need.

My advice - and others may differ here - would be to wait and see over the next 3 months and then depending on where the market is, either buy then or (if things still look bad), hold for another 3 months and re-evaluate (then rinse and repeat until things look stabilized).

(So far, I have come to the conclusion that both products have great user interface, however I believe Tenant Cloud has a leg up due to the ability to manage on the go from your smart phone.)Can't wait to hear your thoughts!

Did you finance with a conventional renovation loan product or HML?

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Here is one place to read more about it: https://www.realtor.com/news/trends/mortgage-rate-madness-theyre-up-theyre-down-where-will-they-land/5% isn't bad if it works with your numbers (still extremely low historically), but seems likely that they will stabilize at a somewhat lower mark pretty soon, so depending on your goals / situation you may want to wait. 

I don't think that knocking on a door asking for rent would be productive, but maybe a handwritten note on their door, asking them if they need assistance with anything?

I just had my commercial lender back out of a deal and my broker said my more are indefinitely cancelling their long term commercial products.

Just start looking at all your local banks and CUs to see what products they offer.

I think our best play has been to allow an 18 and 24 month product.