I understand the general yin-yang that when demand for bonds increases, it pushes down yields and brings rates down with it, but I am hungry for a deeper understanding—a view behind the curtain of how the whole system works.

@Patricia Yang cool concept - I think a lot of landlords would sign up for something like that.

@Patricia Yang electricity and gas are easy here.

@Wei Jie Yang@James Wise1) I have never used them for property management.

They've either borrower up the ying-yang to get through med school, or demonstrated their commitment via great grades and got assistance for their tuition.

Quote from @Alice Yang: Could you please provide recommendations for states or cities that offer favorable opportunities for investing in multi-family and apartment properties?

Originally posted by @Patrick Clark:Originally posted by @James Gates:Originally posted by @Johan Yang:@James Gates Congrat on your success!!

Now Yang..... oh poor Yang.

Originally posted by @Sean Yang:@Derrick Dill If economy were really bad, why do you think renters would continue to pay rent?

@Wei Jie Yang we are on it sir!