What's the best indication of a healthy rental market?

That evolution is healthy even if it means people lose a lot of money.

On balance I think it's roughly similar.We've lived here over 10 years on a fairly average street without any real issues, and have had a very healthy appreciation in the home value.

Thanks for listening and here's wishing everyone a healthy Memorial Day, especially you veterans.

Then you could get a simple job that is enjoyable, low stress, keeps you productive and healthy, and pays another $2,000+ a month.

Bring on a KP with a healthy balance sheet. 

People love to make landlords and/or STR operators the "bad guy" and ban the short term rentals (see Boston, Cambridge, Somerville) but when they make AirBNB the bad guy, they (gen pop and politicians) dont address the real problem which is no new construction and major limitations in zoning or redevelopment.There is a way to have both STRs and a healthy housing market, but the problem is everytime someone tries to modify a dwelling or build a development all the NIMBYs pop up and kill it and then complain that rents and prices are going up.

Hmm, that is a healthy budget.

If you have a healthy market then your rent should be fine at/a hair below/a hair above market.

I can also update the residential units once they are vacant for a healthy uptick in my rent.