@Eric Schultz I'd wager on that...I recently bought a C-class 10-unit at $26k/unit...$6k reno per unit...rents at $650/unit almost entirely fixed income folks that will die in their unit, 15% operating expenses all day long with $180k loan balance and a $450k appraisal...and I have 2 more in the queue...and can do 1 of these deals a year.

The typical family of 4 where a wager earner lost their job received $50,000 from the government in pandemic assistance.

@Brian Wagers Hey thanks Brian!

Plus I wager that the price to rent per room is higher as the neighborhoods get better.

If he is using leverage I would wager he will ultimately end up paying UBIT.

You are better off with 5 at zero pointsI wager Quicken will not honor a 30 day lock at 2.99 30 year with that small of points.

Its similar to when people try to equate commission income, which is not guaranteed for one, to salary/wage rate incomes. 

This is a serious long-term investment, not a wager.10.

I don't see much deviation.It's amazing actually looking at the beautiful chart, the MFR chart, SFR chart (zillow) and wage/rent growth they're all symetrical in a parallel line.

Good luck with your goals and would wager that you'll reach them sooner than 2020!