I suspect most landlords here, myself included, view blanket efforts to halt the rule of law and the protection of basic property rights with healthy skepticism if not outright anger.

And I have other, cash flowing properties, with debt on them, but I also have healthy reserves that continue to grow while I am adding to them on a regular basis, preparing to acquire more!

Despite that a construction to perm loan would be not much over $1,000 a month (with 2 Co-Founders with a credit score well above 750, and a healthy combined income) banks see it as "high risk" 5.

Your only location requirements/desires are as follows: Must have warm weather 9+/mo out of the yearMust have good - strong job market (UI Developer/Nurse)Must have relatively low cost of living (unlike the Bay Area)Should have healthy real estate market (rentals and flips)Here are your long-term objectives/goals: Purchase at least 10 acres of land to build a small house and start a small permaculture farm Become financially independent in 10 yearsEstablish the financial foundations for generational wealthGiven this financial standing, these location requirements/desires and these long-term objectives/goals, and a year to plan/move: Where do you move to and why?

. =)We walked away from our jobs in Portland when I was 35 to chase our dreams and find happiness, we have now travelled full time for a decade (while still young/healthy enough to enjoy it fully together), we live full time on a catamaran in the Caribbean that we own free and clear, just bought an oceanfront condo on our favorite island just in case we decide we want to grow old here later (one day when we're done sailing/exploring), still have a growing portfolio back home that pays for our perfect lifestyle and have also started a few passion projects turned businesses that are doing pretty darn well (considering our lack of interest in spending much time on them)... oh and yes, we do pay all our taxes and and fully insured/covered for health care.Just because we chose (and continue to choose) to live a free and nomadic lifestyle doesn't mean we dropped out of society to "smoke it up at the end of a long dirt road" - and just because we have decided that it's important to us to live and experience each day fully while we're young doesn't mean we don't have a plan for the future. 

If you owned one bedroom low income units last year you were looking at a different picture.The fact that you cashflow only $200 a month tells me that you are not investing in cheap units; given the national housing shortage which will take a very long time to resolve at the current construction pace, you should be gaining equity on a pretty healthy pace.We have not seen rents respond to the 4.2% inflation yet, but I expect that to happen in 2022 and with that you should see also your cash flow go up.

Lol I can appreciate a healthy rivalry

I focus on riding the wave of transitions and have achieved both healthy ROI and rapid appreciation. its the reason I think Philadelphia is a good place to invest.

To you and everyone else here, I wish you a much more profitable and healthy 2021 and beyond.

Even though the market is slowing down now, which is healthy!