which is what you need to come anywhere near having enough money to actually live on your positive cash flownow again i realize i am in the VAST MINORITY on BP on my thoughts of cash low VS  appreciation... but for me personally its all been made on appreciation cash flow was is just a place setter.. to allow the appreciation to happen

The residential mortgages for the vast majority are being sold off to the agencies or being hedged.

Myself, and the vast majority of students at Penn State York commuted and I imagine it is still the case.

Every Landlord wants to get paid, and should be paid, for services rendered, but the ways we go about it can be vastly different.

You will likely find that advice results in a financial benefit vastly exceeding the cost of the tax returns. 

We have an extremely diverse array of positive economic drivers that yield stability AND growth, and virtually no permits to build units that rent from $650-$1000/mo.... keep in mind, we're still able to find 7 and 8 caps, with value add potential due to below market rents. 

The vast majority of the return appears to from the sale “at market value” rather than holding, repositioning, etc. that might take years to complete.  

I too learned the vast majority of my real estate knowledge though bigger pockets podcasts, forums, and books.

The DC area has a HUGELY wide array of price points. 

Next time buy in Van Nuys or in and around your local market here in the SFV as the buyers pool is vast and homes even in the bad areas are going for crazy money.