Anything which injures health, is indecent, offensive to the senses, or interferes with someone's free use of property can be a nuisance.

Plenty of flip opportunities in MD, but a lot of investors want the same thing that you do, so there is definitely a healthy competition.  

It is not nothing to provide people with decent affordable housing that is safe and healthy for them and their families.

But personally I find it responsible and healthy to stay on top of your properties.BTW I was advised to try this no-manager approach by a number of experienced local landlords, who use it themselves.

But also mental health is something too take into consideration because I think by leveraging can cause stress and havoc.

I did go in with min 3 years of American tax returns and a healthy American credit score, they would not accept my Canadian credit score initially which slowed me down a bit.

COC is that same here as it is on the moon, but you are correct...the odds of finding healthy returns in your area are slim...there is a lot to learn and its all relative...my good deal is not necessarily your good deal...I think people that invest for cash flow are playing a fools game because I invest for long-term equity.

Large, healthy shade trees.Um, no. 

If an arborist told me they were healthy, I'd pass that information on to the neighbor. 

According to the update, ODC thinks that the distribution has the potential to rise as they continue to drive occupancy, but they want to be conservative and keep the fund healthy.