I'm currently keeping my eyes open for a another property, a MFH this time.

He assured me that he was going into this rehab project with eyes wide open, and this meant saving costs.

I've had my eye on a few in Baltimore, but haven't done a great deal of research on the areas yet.

I'll keep a closer eye on this holiday season to get a better feel for how the market actually changes....

I recently got a position in a real estate office, but I realize that my eye is still on rei.

I believe my experience in construction gives me the eye inspect a home and see it's potential, manage a project and not get walked on by my subs.

The key is to make the property a "don't want it" property in the eyes of the IRS.

Wrestling with the various categories, running your own metrics in Excel, and matching things up with Schedule E at tax time will open your eyes to all sorts of operational details you might otherwise miss.As you grow and add more properties, there are some great cloud-based "rental property tracking" solutions available at very reasonable monthly fees.

throw in multiplication and division and they get cross-eyed.  

Yes, these are just some anecdotes, and I believe we will be in the ascendant phase of this cycle for some time to come, but I do think it's interesting to a) keep an eye on the canaries, and b) listen to everyone's position.