In no way does a $4,400 repair or fence replacement extend the life of the asset and it is minuscule compared to the asset’s value.  

NW yeilds can be spectacular per acre compared to other parts of the country.

From my point of view, as an investor that prefers lower leverage and not needing to have 1000 properties, it has been nice to hear that compared to what used to be a steady diet of keep BRRRRing and never stop.

It’s really helpful to understand the different processes in various states.I’m particularly interested in how this compares to New York, as I’m considering investing there.

Analysts predicted about 160k new jobs, so it's still slightly off compared to experts' best guesses.

How do the appreciation rates on these two properties compare to alternative investments?

You also want to compare the rental income to the expenses to see if it will make a good investment.

My roof water leak test could not reproduce the leak albeit the amount of water from a garden hose can't compare to a major rainfall. 

It is also relatively inexpensive compared to LLC formation, upkeep, and yearly registration/possible tax.The #2 point that makes this a mute discussion is you are not going to be able to move a property underwritten by a GSE (as most mortgages today are) into an LLC legally. 

How do you handle repairs, compared with other B+ and A type real estate classes?