I believe a veterinarian can do an allergy test on a dog to find out what the dog is allergic to, and may be able to prescribe some medicine to help the dog (Maybe a veterinarian in here could weigh in on this)???

Real estate investing comes with inherent risks.

Maintaining the same legal entity for a fundamentally different business carries inherent risks.

He was excellent with the parts the first company failed at, like good cleaning and being responsive, but I don't think he was successful with booking the property as he did not take advantage of things like dynamic pricing. 

I've been doing this for a long time and have never seen such a huge change of market so it has me wondering what is going on dynamically.

It uses a general societal issue to shut down critical thinking about a particular dynamic. 

Some pockets might look good on paper but have tougher tenant-landlord dynamics or limited resale upside.

Get Real About Your Return Metrics Too many investors only look at cash flow or equity, but you also need to consider: - Cap rate - Internal rate of return (IRR) - Depreciation & tax benefits - Projected appreciation and hold costs - Projected Deterioration of major mechanical systems - Possible operating expense increases, primarily taxes and insurance This is the foundation of a sound real estate investing strategy — not just owning property, but owning with purpose, intention and a planned but flexible exit.Market Conditions Will Tip the ScaleLocal dynamics are everything.

Real estate and other investments come with inherent risks, including potential legal claims and creditor issues.

A 2018 paper published by Harvard Business School using Yelp, Zillow, and Census data has mathematically shown something we all inherently know: The number of new Starbucks, grocery stores, cafes, bars, and restaurants do have an impact on house prices or the number of college-educated people living in an area (correlation and impact vary by city and variable).The converse also appears to be true.