This is an extremely new real estate strategy with only one book on the topic to my knowledge.

We currently work with several lenders and are exploring the best strategies to move forward.

By maintaining a proactive approach to property maintenance, property managers can help owners leverage the benefits of consistent care and preservation, ultimately enhancing the overall desirability and marketability of their properties.In the dynamic and ever-evolving realm of property management, it's crucial to challenge assumptions and recognize that the relationship between property size and value is far more nuanced than commonly perceived.

I know there are different views on this strategy but for example if each property net cashflowed during those 10 years at $500/mo, at the end of 10 years that would be only $60k.

At the same time, I to minimize my downside in investments so LTR's would be a more consistent cash flow option (at least to me)Something my wife and I have thought about doing is at least reducing the principle balance so that whichever option we go for, we at least aren't losing money every month.Really looking for some clarity here as these next few years are going to be very important in order for us to set ourselves up well for the future.Thank you in advance for your thoughts and advice on this topic!

The second bid strategy is one that is a calculation by the lender/servicer that hopes to achieve the least loss amount.

I'd say first identify a strategy and establish your Core 4.The main challenge I observed is that individuals often lack a clear end goal or strategy, or they select a market that doesn't align with their chosen strategy.

Which strategy should I focus on and which city do y'all think would allow for the most profitable investment? 

Although I’ll touch a little more location, as it pertains to the particular house, but my focus this week is to share tips on how it’s almost just as important to assess the rear of the property just as it is with the front and the neighborhood.In Baltimore city, and many other major cities, we are known to have rowhomes, which means it’s important to determine which home would work best for your overall strategy.

Understand the benefits and drawbacks of each choice and select the one that best fits your goals.Remember, success in real estate often involves a combination of knowledge, strategy, and adaptability.