Maybe someone who isn't affiliated with the print company can post the name.  

Where do you think housing would be had the government / fed intervention of 2020/21 never happened?  

Area of town can make a big difference on the type of residents that the property will attract and the level of work and risk involved in operating it over time.Sounds like it is an older property, which is okay, but increasingly lead paint, asbestos, etc. are concerns to residents and government regulators. 

main difference between stock and residential real estate is that, for stock/index we invest along with the people in the world ; so price would go up and up as money is being printed ; while residential is very depend on local supply/demand. if you have 500k and invest in palo alto in 1995, your return would be much more in residential RE than stock ; but if you invest in south dakota and well you know the answer lol

When you get home, print copies of them and stash the originals somewhere accessible.

It will auto download and categorize all your bank and credit card transactions, print out reports by category or property, and make tax time a breeze. 

Not that I'm aware of with any of my landlord clients - if there's a government shutdown that could be a possibility, but the payments will always be prorated for any missed payments.City wouldn't intentionally delay payment once you're setup and "in the system"... they want to keep any voucher tenants housed and out of shelters. 

I generally dont invite agents of the government to come inspect my properties unless there is a good reason to. 

My hope is that all the money invested in Tulum will lead to significant infrastructure upgrades and investments either by the government or private industry if things get really bad.

why would you ever want to transfer money from a never taxed Roth 401k to a regular 401k unless you want to give your money to the government.