In my area, a $550 per-unit rent indicates you aren't going to be getting doctors, firefighters and cops as tenants - you'll be getting those people who are hanging on by their fingernails economically.

I've followed him for nearly a decade and he's second to none in statistics and economic insight in that area.

Here's my short list of the primary reasons people leave their houses , during all economic cycles:1.

There are plenty of books and free resources that will cover business structure, economics, raising capital and everything else you could think of.

It relates to amount of inventory in the area, the quality of the specific units, and the general economic climate for that type of property and in that locale.

Economizing on the materials can reduce the profits if you end up with higher turn over, more dead time plus change over costs.John Corey

There are trusts but not something that the law calls a land trust.There are contracts for deeds or land contracts where you transfer economic title but not legal title.

My comments boil down to the age old laws of supply and demand---supply (lack of land that is) and demand (presence of wealth or future growth) are economic principles that can't be disputed.

Depending on the prices, areas of the country, economic conditions and so on, it can be very difficult to find cash flowing properties.

With a land sale you are keeping legal title but you are selling the economic title.