Even retirees get a yearly adjustment to pensions and social security to account compensate for rising prices. 2.

Also, there are SO MANY real estate agents in Rapid City; only 6 houses sell for every agent in the business (2,265 houses sold, about 375 agents).What I learned on my visit to Sioux Falls was that the growth occurring there has a more diverse base, not just retirees flush with cash.

Also, the two beds generate a substantial premium to the one beds.If you have millennials or retirees in your market, then it may be okayGino

At 30 years old, I got to witness my father's former employer use the court system to screw him and other retirees out of their healtcare benefits. 

Investment costs would be $300-$400 vs $1.75 million for building 11 units.The benefits I see with selling the Tiny houses is that there are flip profits, lower maintenance as owners are responsible for their houses, much lower operating expenses and interest earned, pride of ownership, and truly affordable housing for the millennial and retiree crowds.

I think what could save CC is retirees.  

https://www.google.com/amp/s/a...I am not saying you are wrong but a “millionaire” leaving CA is just an average retiree that sold their house and has a $70k a year pension or $600k+ in a 401k.  

I like the tenant base as a long-term customer segment (medical students & employees, some military, some retirees), the neighborhoods are safe, and the ROI is where I need it to be.  

Lots of retirees just want to make whatever 6 figures off of the property each year to live on and then pass on property to heirs in the estate.

This revitalization has created a dynamic urban environment that appeals to young professionals, families, and retirees alike.