I’d be concerned about stuff that has low actual real estate value like a 1970s A-frame with no view going for bonkers prices just because A-frames are trendy on Airbnb.

Either managing your property manager or manage your guest if self-manage.Right now the trend is having a killer location plus unique design and a nice pool.

Probably not even cost efficient to do in one of those trendy neighborhoods I mentioned either now that I think about it.

"Bad" debt is using your card to buy sneakers or something.

There is mass SHORTAGE of workers and mass DEMAND of workers of various kinds, so much that in fact the current trend is to hold multiple remote FT jobs, with employers knowing and reporting they turn a blind eye as long as things get done because that is the reality they are faced with.

As mentioned we have a lot of statistical information on the town and the market trend. I

One is a 3 unit apartment complex in a very trendy are of Chicago.

I hear a lot of people are leaving NJ and NYC which I think can bring down prices in the next year or so if that trend is true and continues.

Ohio City is a trendy pocket that is surrounded by rough stuff.

Woodfin, just north of downtown Asheville just created a permitting process, the legal side of how they all hold up is yet to be determined, but the trend is there.