Could be anything.Good school systems near or moderately near urban hubs with walkable downtowns are a great bet.

This year- after a year with only very moderate growth I really want to refocus- remember why I started doing this to begin with and figure out how I can scale the success I've had so far! 

If he was an alcoholic, I would probably assume it was drunk rambling.

., that's when the problems which you didn't see on your initial walk-through will appear.My first duplex showed well and even inspected moderately well, fast forward about 18 months and I spent way over both my CAPEX and maintenance budgets for the same time period.

They want to live on the streets, so that their SSI check can go to alcohol and drugs, and panhandle for more money for alcohol and drugs.

You are one of the moderator power houses.

In moderation.

So if you envision yourself building up a stable of high performing, moderately appreciating properties in a market like mine and being as "distant" from the operation as possible, then that's a useful thing to realize. 

I have seven empty units that will soon be online and those will be marketed to old people with SS or section 8 as a mitigation strategy.But *If* I it turns out that I am wrong about most people, I could probably pay my mortgages and make my bills with no rent at all on my 49 units for about a year; and I don't think no rent at all will happen-- By my, estimates 19 of my tenants are at VERY LOW risk of defaulting on rent payments, and another 13 are at low-moderate risk.

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