I know Condos tend to be a little more susceptible to market trends, but if I am just looking for a good rental,  are they a safe bet?

But I have a car so anywhere (safe) is good for me.I think I can do Tuesday night.

A home that price I would budget $700 to be safe for insurance but calling and finding out in the research phase of the deal is excellent advice.

If I'm looking for stability, a solid, safe appreciating asset I look at NYC.

Good schools nearby, safe area to live.

The parts are fairly cheap and they are on the easier end of things to install but you may not wish to do this.On the burners there is a device that looks like a rectangular box called a spark module and it generates a spark to light the burners.

If you were looking for "safe" cashflow and ROI, would you look at a triple net lease with a nationwide brand as the tenant in a stand alone property?

It is NOT fancy/upscale, just safe, clean & attractive.

Is it safe to wait and see what the rates change too after the 3 year period.

You'll do what's right I'm sure, just keep a safe distance...like two magnets, close enough to feel the connection, but not so close you get pulled back into that lifestyle.