In 2010, the poverty rate was approximately 19.4%, and by 2020, it had decreased to around 15.8%.

The return on investment has started to decrease due to the higher interest rates after the pandemic and it's taught me a lot of patience.My first fix and flip has been quite a learning experience.

By taking out a 15 year loan, you are basically committing to making extra payments for 15 years in return for usually around an 0.5% decrease in the interest.

@Jonathan DunnI didn't think that real estate could be used to decrease your tax burden if you had another full time job/career.

(The number of overall bookings is the same YoY but the lengths have decreased.)Link: https://www.airbnb.com/rooms/47917021?

So we don't have the typical vacation "house".Our Florida properties were seeing a decrease in occupancy so we had to adjust our pricing.

I own a duplex in Lakewood, Washington.Recently I was able to finally evict a tenant over a 2-3 year timeframe. (Think 2-3 months prior Covid 19 moratoriums attempted to block eviction but unsuccessful before lockdown...

Having an animal decreases the desirability of the house and quality of life of other tenants.

BUT I like these numbers much better than the first... projecting that you will try to turn it into a rental in the future when rents are higher and assuming you can push rents a bit higher, you may be able to decrease the $900 loss into a $0 loss and maybe even a CF positive. 

What other ways could I can continue staying practiced for when the time comes that I myself will be investing decreasing the learning comes with real estate investing.Thanks look forward to hearing from you, Jack