Let's say you can cash flow 1200/monthOrOption 2: buy 4 houses each worth 200K but using leverage, 75% LTV(50K down payment, 150K mortgage, 30 yrs loan at currently 7% interest rates)let's say after PITI, you cash flow 0 under ideal circumstances(no major cap ex, no prolonged vacancies)What is the better investment with higher returns long term? 

My guess is the only thing that will bring a significant downtown in the real estate market as a whole is high and prolonged unemployment.

It's a practical way to preserve equity, generate income, and avoid the stress of price cuts or prolonged vacancies.I love how you framed it: “Don’t panic — pivot.”

Under the long overlooked category of 'payments' (the category where it displays payment/s ACTUALLY deposited in the designated, mutually-agreed-upon account), I discovered a prolonged period with 'payments' of $0.00.

Under the long overlooked category of 'payments' (the category where it displays payment/s ACTUALLY deposited in the designated, mutually-agreed-upon account), I discovered a prolonged period with 'payments' of $0.00.

Under the long overlooked category of 'payments' (the category where it displays payment/s ACTUALLY deposited in the designated, mutually-agreed-upon account), I discovered a prolonged period with 'payments' of $0.00.

The only thing that I see bringing home prices down significantly anytime soon is major, prolonged stress in the labor market.

Capital improvements are permanent enhancements that add value to the property, prolong its life, or adapt it to new uses.

And, I sure as hell won't agree to any arrangement whereby I owe someone my time on a prolonged basis. 

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