It doesn't mean that you have to drive a Bentley or get Chanel bags.

If the market corrects however, you could be left holding the bag!

Very insightful and I will certainly add that to my newbie bag of check lists.

Put them in your bag and lean on them early and often.

They are trying to do some work along the river - there's a brand new Bag o' Nails restaurant and condos/apartments up near the Craig Street bridge. 

I have a mixed bag, purchased for growth and cash flowTypically my cash flow property will be something like this $32,000 at $800 rent per month, but perhaps today more like $40K.

They might end up having to push back the "drop dead" dates on this regulation simply because they don't have enough inspectors.I know all of this is a mixed bag of news, but hopefully, you find something good in here.

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And trying to distinguish the good vs bad TK providers is not that easy IMO Agreed with your comment mate.For those that want to go head deep into real estate investing I have always suggested to pack your bags and move to the area that you want to build a portfolio in.Make the sacrifice of a couple of years and live in a "boring" market, build the team and then if God willing you can leave with piece of mind knowing your investments will be looked after.I also know of many folks with relatives in cashflowing markets that invest from afar and this can also work as you have trusted feet on the ground that can be your "eyes and ears"Thanks 

They will at some point and you don't want to get caught holding the bag.