This will mean a regular abundance of readily made tenants (supported by mom & dad of course).I think there is a lot of sustainability in the CS & Bryan markets and hopefully once I am further along in my Real Estate & Investor career, I will seriously look at buying Mult-family in the area to utilise as student accommodation. 

If it is in a market with an abundance of rental housing to choose from and not as many folks looking to rent there, then yes I agree by all means move out and find another place if your landlord raises $100/mo.I myself raise my rents each and every year of the last 15 years I've owned some of the properties by well over $100/mo, just to keep up with the market rental rates ... know how many tenants I've lost because of it?

Its like humans... you may need protein and someone else calcium, the doctor usually doesnt make the exact same prescription to two different people.

It is a cleaning person and this skill is in abundance.

A great deal is something you have to work for, wherever it may be that you choose to invest.The notion that certain markets have these "great investments" in such abundance is definitely something to be skeptical of,  to say the least.

That's good to know about the abundance of multifamily in the area in general and how it compares with Anderson.

Hagerstown and Cumberland seems to have an abundance of properties.

Deals are still here, but not in abundance and I'd like to get familiar with another market in case I do come across a better deal in another state. 

I have always wanted to get into real estate, and I found out real quick that San Francisco has an abundance of resources and connections that could benefit me in my journey. 

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