They were lucky to get out breaking even or a small loss.

If your rental is in an A+ location then you'll have much less threat of a tenant trying to move out, break their lease, etc, but also the best chance to raise rents and that it will appreciate.

I think I heard a rumor gout is Trumps fault now, along with obesity, acne, inflation, deflation, stagflation, and POTUS said something about "whnjkwnkdn s-wjoians-wijoniwnebbbb" being his fault too but not too sure what that is. 

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Tenant was on a 20 month lease (Oct '23 - June '25) on a single family home/Texas. He "talked about" the possibility of an early lease termination 6 months into his lease Apr '24 due to a new high pa...

I was here during the 2011 tornado outbreak, which was pure chaos (google "2011 tornado outbreak" if you're curious). 

If people put their hands on them, they get wiped down.The bottom line is both viruses and bacteria are quite fragile outside the body and they don't live long.One of my personal pet peeves was the "info" released early during the COVID-19 outbreak.

If one location goes bad, flooded with poor drainage, fire outbreak, riots, weather related destruction etc, the other property is protected. 

My tenant acknowledged to me he was going to move out breaking the lease.

Here's a quick snapshot from the COVID outbreak of early 2020 to February 2024:Key TrendsCondo prices: 📈 65% since March 2020Single-family homes: 📈 75% since March 2020Rapid appreciation mostly in 2020, stable/slight gains sinceMarket resilience despite rising rates and insurance costsAI stock market-fueled wealth could drive more home purchasesMy Prediction:Prime single-family homes: Prices remain stable or increaseCondos: Flat unless truly distinctiveThe Big Question: Are YOU ready to buy or sell?

I cannot confirm that any bank is lending during the COVID-19 outbreak.