I did have approx. 20 properties and felt very confident with multiplying money when I cashed out my 401K. 

There might be some bargains, but nothing like the avalanche of 2009.  

I make three times what the rent is.Me.....Thats not what I asked you....I asked you what is your gross monthly income before taxes.Her .....About $1,400Me.....Ma’am the rent is $595/mo and if you multiply that by three that means we want your gross monthly income before taxes to be about $1800 not $1400.Her.....Look, I’m at work right now why are you asking me all these questions like this...I don’t be trying to discuss this kind of stuff while I’m at work...dang!

You need “why “power ..not “will “power to stay in the game long enough to see your dreams come to fruition and accounts start to multiply .

The issues come when you have many people per unit combined with turnover or even a rent increase then multiply that by several units and it becomes work to figure out the dates of residency, amount paid, etc. 

@Jacob Lapp ideally you put your money in a stock, don’t look back until 2-10 years later where it’s multiplied many times over.

What I’m worried about is if we will see some kind of multiplier effect here amongst the healthy sub 50 set.

. = Sales Price divided by total Sq.Ft. or GBA (Gross Building Area)GRM (Gross Rent Multiplier): Sales Price divided by Annual gross rents. 

“Yes, an avalanche is coming,” Wolff said.

DO you want to continue to live in NY, where cost of living is going to increase and where they champion kicking out 25,000 high paying jobs that would create an additional 75,000, with job multiplier.