Healthy industries get more and more competitive as more companies enter the market.

Low cost of living, diversified sectors with rapid development, plenty of mfam properties, and healthy rent growth.

Some posts just ramble and then don't even have a specific question.There is definitely a healthy medium.

@Golan Corshidi if your W2 is providing a healthy surplus, you can be a bit more tolerant and "loose" a couple hundred bucks for a year one or two - if you are in a desirable neighborhood.1.)

The lender is now the barrier of entry of their risk appetite and they'll need you to gauge if it's healthy or not-- it's not your job, but there's too many headwinds for them not to do that.

You need to be putting away quite a healthy percentage for the later years.

As Aaron mentioned a "Report/Abuse-Off Topic" should be their reward.It is annoying for others reading a post, then reading 30 members responses, and 10 of them are just not healthy filter when users are digging for clarity.I actually posted this to vent in a satire type of way in this forum category, but glad the Bigger Pockets excellent customer service chime in and has a very helpful solution to help their forum product/ platform.

I also bake in a healthy amount of reserves, your definition of healthy and mine I believe will different  If tenants stop paying we are in big trouble regardless of how you purchased.

But here is a healthy measure of living large.

Price appreciation is also still moving along at a healthy clip here.