Great steady market with steadily rising population and job growth.

(Stock price has risen so much, it will be a challenge to buy so many shares).4) Slowly grow my brand, educate others on what I have learned in the last 6 years.5) Lastly, be more content and give more. 

I looked at SARS as a comparison at that time and saw the stock market drop for 3 months before complete recovery in 6-9 months later.So I made the move to sell 20% of all my stocks on Jan 24,2020.Then the market continue to go up steadily up until mid Feb, 2020!   

Prices have really risen.

Your funrnace has to run steadily for 15minutes to get proper reading, your Heatpump takes 20 minutes before the pressures stablize.

If you are an out of town investor then I fear investments in this neighborhood (and those like it, Toledo has several) will result in an overall portfolio with higher-than expected wear-and-tear, lower resident financial stability directly translating to shorter times between re-leasing events, and I am curious how much higher the values can go (From $60k pre-2009 to $8k when I bough and I am now steadily see $60k listings again...even a $90k one!).

It’s just another fee that protects people’s well-being, that ultimately gets passed along to residents in their rent rates (which are rising steadily).

The wise one has risen and the wise one has spoken.    

@Tiffany Colter rental real estate has this bad habit for being an epically antiquated industry, steadily a couple decades behind the times in integration, and this is a perfect example. 

For me, I have to sift through so many to find the the ones that can steadily pay, maintain a job and not be involved in chaos.