I think society has to think for them self’s and not be so easy manipulated.

Start looking at thousands of retail properties a week and high levels deals and then people can gain fluid knowledge of the retail space.The cold belt retail states are likely to be hardest hit where they might have more sit down in urban core at inflated rents per foot.

Third Generation or Class A are fully climate controlled in urban areas either new construction or renovated. 

If you suffer from PTSD, anxiety, depression, or are generally unable to handle difficulties in life, please don't read any further.Emotional Support Animals are merely a symptom of an ever-weakening society.

Whenever you are buying a property out of state you should do a few things to ensure it's as smooth as possible.Don't buy in the roughest neighborhood in the urban core.

First, you need to get bullet proof riot shield, 2 ferocious doberman pinschers, 3 cans of bear mace, 4 lbs of TNT....ok, enough movies and videos games for me.Diplomacy usually takes care of 50%, and then police, if you are lucky enough to live in an area where the police will respond to low priority noise complaints.FYI, police dispatchers in dense urban areas will give higher priority to multiple calls for a single address, make all the neighbors aware of this, so they all call at once.

Our entire society is based on this paradigm. 

There are brand new apartments coming up right near the Audi dealership on Winchester Blvd. and there's also a lot of urban village development happening: https://www.sanjoseca.gov/your...however i think the problem is affordability, not availability.

Dave must have screened out anyone who had debt before he interviewed them because I don't believe his experience could logically be extrapolated to society at large.

Greenville is awesome in my opinon but needs a more advanced investor in the urban areas to be successful,  cash flow is getting harder and harder to find, so the real strategy is getting land, subdividing, rezoning, and building or take the risk of Airbnb.