The second main topic is buying investments in California is going to shrink only to buyers that must buy and are stubborn enough to stay in markets that are such high demand and are ok with say a 3% cap rate.

They want to help everyone except for the shrinking middle class. 

Margins are shrinking as real estate becomes more popular, this trend is expected to continue.

Real incomes for most workers is shrinking, while costs for essential items is rising.

If you're checking up on your tenants every other week and it becomes annoying, your tenant pool will shrink.

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

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.

@Nathan Barshinger I went to college there and am active with current students in case the tide changesThe existing market is already super competitive and shrinking rapidly

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.

Often times, the deals are in war zones that neighbor great areas of town, or are on the far South Side where population is shrinking and you can buy really cheap D class stuff.