Joe who is astronomically gifted on this demographic.

We have the same tenant demographic it sounds like and we have rental open houses to bulk show, and let them know the rental app fee is credited toward deposit if they sign. 

It gets frustrating that my 1031 exchange plan that I am setting up for 2022 might be drastically changed because a politician wants to appeal to a voter demographic.  

Sorry the rental rate is firm..What quality of property is this and in what quality area (demographics, income, level etc)?  

Depending on the demographics of the area another approach would be to replace the oldest/worst units with new units through the CASH or similar program, and slowly upgrade the quality of the park/tenants.

There are a lot of markets that cash flow well, however, I recommend focusing not only on short term cash flow but the longer term economic and demographic trends of a market.

Personally, it's not something I would spend a lot of time worrying about unless you rent to a very marginal demographic.

You can go down the path of multiple, 4-unit, residential investment properties (max number of units for residential loan terms), or start in multi-tenant net lease small shopping plazas and have tenants pay all expenses including taxes and insurances (my current choice).I don’t know your locale well enough to state the demographics that support one choice over another, but congratulations on your success.

When we evaluate a real estate income opportunity we consider:  1. demographics 2. the property location in the market 3. price point of acquisition, 4. 

I'm looking to expand in the Ohio area, but would like to get a little more insight on the demographics from local investors.C