I grew up with a single mother, so please don't take this the wrong way, but in my opinion the biggest hurdle a single mother has to overcome for home ownership is a lack of income.

I checked out all the beaches from Sunset to the outer banks and this is what my wife and I surmised: We immediately crossed OBX off our list because it was very far and because of the lack of medical care nearby…you have to think of these things once you have children.

I spent hours reading through other DST forums and came to the conclusion that it might not be the best option for me due to the lack of control, fees, and overall risk.

This comes in the form of limiting beliefs, lack of education, siloing our approach to what could be based on who we read, listen, and talk to.

If you go for appreciation that lacks cash flow you will run out of capital quickly and have a hard time getting additional loans to buy more.

Dependent on the countries style of ownership or lack there of.2. 

While things are always changing, there's no lack of opportunities to be had.1.

A downfall of this process is the lack of tenant screening (background, credit, eviction checks) as far as I'm aware of.

I moved out of California about 4 year ago and sold everything I had there because although the rental would have kept high returns, I didn't trust the laws and lack of landlord rights in liberal states.

What areas have you found in the last 2 years that are having an explosion of rents do to growth and lack of supply ?