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by iknowSFR 3y ago
This is the answer for step 1. Figure out if there’s a market and figure out what that product is worth. You doing it manually is like a prototype but it’s actually providing value to your customers more than just hypotheticals without you
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by iknowSFR 4y ago
Pension funds want to mitigate risk and rental cash flow is a reliable and proven way to do it. When the economy pulls back, these funds will look for solid cash flow options. SFR, like a REIT, is a good choice. When money flows in, this wi
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by iknowSFR 4y ago
This entire comment lacks evidence or data to support it but I used to work in SFR and still keep tabs with several companies on a personal basis. Redfin and Zillow are not the problems in the SFR industry. These are tech companies that wer
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by iknowSFR 4y ago
Is there a website or directory where all tech companies strengths/priorities are listed out? Hardware, software, and services companies included?
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by iknowSFR 4y ago
Yeah… middle management is oh-so-powerful! They’re definitely not worried about their own roles because they control everything! Seriously, what the hell is this mindset? What’s the deal with HN and framing middle management as some us-vs-t
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by iknowSFR 4y ago
Your assumption of the average consumer’s technical chops and desires isn’t realistic. Pirating anything is not as convenient as paying $7/mo. The majority of outcomes here are either they pay the fee and get ads, pay the higher fee an
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by iknowSFR 4y ago
This was an interesting read relating to your post. https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2022-10-06/how-uk-pe... The gist being that pension funds hedged with derivatives that are dependent on small moveme
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by iknowSFR 4y ago
Hey man, there are literally dozens of us.
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by iknowSFR 4y ago
Investment groups aren’t in it for the resell. They’re incentivized to hold the asset as they’re leveraging against it to buy more homes. Selling assets is pretty uncommon in SFR for this very reason. The game is more about cash flow to ser
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by iknowSFR 4y ago
Fascinating. I haven’t played or thought about poker in 15 years. Can you elaborate more on the current strategy of poker? A real example would be helpful.
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by iknowSFR 5y ago
Fair question and yes. Received from a reliable individual and also personally tested. Even still, I’ll admit that even after testing I Googled symptoms of meth use a few times during the early stages of the trip.
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by iknowSFR 5y ago
Your body feels exhausted but your mind is quite awake. So you’re exhausted and energetic at the same time. Your joints can kind of feel tense if you’re not moving. Walking is enough but then you can also feel overheated pretty easily. Hour
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by iknowSFR 5y ago
Same experiences. Dropped drinking, started exercising. The LSD dose was much higher and the after effects listed lasted for weeks. However, the mushrooms dosage was lower and while the after effects were similar, it didn’t last as long. Tr
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by iknowSFR 5y ago
Except that most builders are investors in the SFR space. In the end, we’re expanding rental availability, not first-time home owners.
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by iknowSFR 5y ago
Depends on who is already financed. Likely this will be a lagging indicator and we’ll see further increases in institutional investment. Government at all levels will avoid being involved because citizens have grown used to the liquidity of
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by iknowSFR 5y ago
The article directly addresses this: “The last time U.S. housing saw such rampant price growth was in 2005, and the market corrected itself, infamously, in 2008. But the underlying reality today is different. Back then, a geyser of subprime
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by iknowSFR 5y ago
At the risk sounding stupid: can someone please explain what the author is trying to convey here?
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by iknowSFR 5y ago
If you’re asking how does it stop, as someone else mentioned: when the government decides to stop participating in the market. If you’re asking what happens when this falls apart, my guess is in hyper-consolidation of wealth. That can mean
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by iknowSFR 5y ago
People are dumb or certain companies are smart?
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by iknowSFR 5y ago
If it’s knowledge centralized to a single employee, then it’s not institutional.
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by iknowSFR 5y ago
HouseCanary is a leading data feed and is $150k/year. MLS offers a limited feed for around $1,500/month. You can scrape Zillow and use a captcha handler tool for $30/month. There are distinct differences in these approaches.