I don't even consider anything that can't fit at least 4 bedrooms, your competition shrinks dramatically at 4+ bedrooms and your revenue potential hockey sticks.

When prices drop, our portfolio will shrink in value on paper.

Also the number of multifamilies that actually exist is a shrinking number as they get carved up into condos.With low supply, and high demand, expect a competitive time acquiring a multi.

The gap is shrinking regarding that connection now, with video calls and other means of connecting, but it still exists.I would just try chat with some locals and a couple national professionals and see what works best for you.

Ben Freud - You ought to be shrink!

Security and Sustainable living will drive rent growth everything needs to be rebuilt and as is t is it will have lower reoccurring costs so instead of growth in demand like this last recovery the overall economy will shrink per capita housing will not be as bid an expense as it is now.

If you want to be somewhere nicer, it will shrink from there..

Markets with stagnant or shrinking populations and jobs are not good for long term holds, however, the midwest in general doesn't lend itself well to short term holds due to the moderate appreciation.

Will they keep "moving those goal posts," while the herd is arguing over "grazing rights" to the ever shrinking tract of grass, water and mineral rich land?

More rules, more taxes -> less business, less affordable housing, less development and a shrinking economy :sigh: