@Alex SilangThere are numerous studies showing that annual income over 90k has the diminishing returns on happiness.

Non smoking tenants (smokers often break the rules and sneak a smoke inside) no candles and knowledge of electrical appliances throughout the house hugely diminishes risk. 

In that same vein some of the key aspects for success are highlighted such as actively managing ones own portfolio vs utilizing an experienced professional portfolio manager; yes it will take a diminish potential profits a bit but it's an offset as you gain a lot more security, certainty of performance, and time, so much more time and so much less stress. 

. * The US Dollar is at risk to Hyperinflation* The Crypto Market (whether you believe in it or don’t) is not only in a bubble territory but is a highly volatile segment * 0% interest rates would also diminish the impact of central banks’ “printing of money and buying of debt assets,” and could also spur “real interest rates to likely rise because there will be disinflation or deflation resulting from lower oil and other commodity prices, economic weakness, and more credit problems.”

Replacement cost is going to be a market driver as existing property inventory continues to diminish.

The problem for me is any turnkey house has to provide profit for so many people that your returns are diminished because your price is including all the profit it needed to build along the way.

I cannot imagine anyone has a utility that reduces their monthly bills, and the discussion of aesthetics seems to diminish as the cost gap widens between fossil fuel derived power and solar power. 

So you’ve also increased demand 5%#3 the $200k scenario says owning rental properties is becoming a worse investment as the returns are diminishing.

You will have vacancies from time to time and your your cashflow will diminished.

In areas like west Orlando or Altamonte or Apopka, a 4/2 house can get a solid premium over a 3/2, but that premium seems to diminish a bit in Lake Co.