We did some (very mild) white water rafting outside Canon City and went to the Blossom Festival last year... absolutely gorgeous area.

Tenants are pretty mild. 

Let's put it mildly that if the worlds largest capitalized companies which are mostly in the Bay Area start to hurt, we have a problem across the board.

Repainting the laundry rooms, installing commercial quality scissor gates to secure the alcoves (tenants were complaining that the other tenants were stealing their detergent, etc.), and installing the coin-ops was the first capital improvement that we made.   

There might be a washer/dryer, but if there was there was no detergent. 

Considering the scrutiny, fallacy “good lucks”, and mild support, there were those who truly knew I could be a contender in this industry.

The ones I bought this year are still seasoning...Of course there is the risk of the market turning all of a sudden, but I do not believe it will other than a mild correction in 2018/2019 due to a short and mild recession.

It was, but it was dirty so I asked tenant for his dishwasher detergent to run a quick clean cycle.

.$16K / $500K down payment = 3.2% cash-on-cash return When you look at the seller provided (mild eye-roll) NOI calculations does it include any kind of cap-ex holdback?

We have 300 days of sunshine, amazing access to the outdoors, diverse cultural draws and relatively mild(ish) weather.I sound like a Dept of Commerce ad, but all in all I think it's pretty safe to say that if marijuana were outlawed again tomorrow, we'd have a slight relief in the absolute insanity that is our housing market and an equal amount of relief in the unbelievable traffic issues we're facing right now, but not so much that it will ever go back to the "good ol' days" when an oil and gas bust in the 80s decimated the state.