The properties tend to have larger lot sizes and tend not to appreciate as quickly.

This isn't a dig at all personally at David or Rob, just that I believe it tended to highlight fantasy thinking and had a lot of people doing if not questionable strategies then ones that IMO don't set you up well for the long game.

I live down the street from a HS and I currently rent by the room to younger folks who tend to not have kids.

That is speculation, but I believe the law will tend towards allowing that kind of outcome in future years.What do you guys think? 

Obviously, if they have a credit score above 800 and a clean background check, I would tend to trust them more.On the other hand, if you have a property management company, meeting the tenants in person means they have your contact information and may call or text you before contacting the property management company.All best, Phillip

My experience is that REIA tends to be heavy-handed with the sales pitch, while PIN is more investor focused.

At least that was my interpretation after reading a few pages of the complaint but attorneys tend to throw everything at these things hoping something will stick.  

@James McGovern I tend to get many pocket listings shown to me, and often I’m the first one to get a chance at those properties.

I also have a friend who recently launched a platform specializing in reducing the administrative burden of tax appeals (link below and happy to connect you to them), which tends to increase the success rate.

You can always look into refinancing if rates drop later.Property Type: Multifamily properties tend to offer better cash flow than single-family homes.