We are forced to pay a premium because it’s a necessity. just thought I’d share a creative way I’m looking at higher ROI than long term tenants but less work than managing a ST air bnb Furnished finders is the main website nurses and other traveling professionals rely on. 

For some markets, it's a necessity to look out of state.

It has forced air heating but no cooling unit, is having a cooling unit a necessity?

I'm not out to convince anyone that calculus, or even algebra and geometry, are necessities in the hotel business.

Honestly a mortgage is the only thing I would put in the first category and even then, I'd say it is a necessity because in the long term owning your own house is a good thing. 

I have had one prior property (SFH) that happened out of necessity rather than informed investing.

Further, though I don't recall reading this in my textbook on labor economics, I expect a reduction in people's living expenses by removing the necessity of rental payments(by passing an eviction moratorium, for example) would have a similar impact, but I'm just hypothesizing here.

Originally posted by @Eric Weldon-Schilling:Maybe because people are starting to understand that there really is something fundamentally immoral and wrong with a system that allows a small group of people who either have tons of extra money or are able to get approved for multiple mortgages to hoard extra property then charge people for a basic human necessity, sticking them in a position of essentially modern peasant who will then almost certainly never be able to save up enough to buy their own home and build equity and enjoy the stability homeownership brings s it stands now, millions of people are stuck in a cycle of paying someone else’s bills and never getting to enjoy any of the benefits of owning a home.

I want to get it to the place where if I want to be involved or if I want to grow the portfolio then I can get involved rather than being involved by necessity.   

Cardone - while it's quite repetitive, there is something to be said for the message in the book, the underlying passion, and the emphasis and utmost necessity for massive action and personal accountability.