#2: Landlord Mentor: They need to be willing to teach you basic landlording skills such as Contractor Stable(Finding, Maintaining, and Gut-Checking Contractors), Standard Operating Procedures for dealing with Crises (Collapsed Sewer Lines, Blown off roofs, Hot Water Repairs, AC Out, Mold, Tenant Disputes, etc. etc.), and Debt-Collection/Evictions (How to Bleed a Rock.)

These will fail and FHA/VA appraisal because being hollow, they'll weaken and collapse in a house fire. 

Company valuation and the cash flow that produces is great but means little against major war, bank collapse, hyperinflation, etc.

This seems very odd that a ceiling would collapse.

I hate to buy for appreciation only, as then every maintenance issue and catastrophic issue (Collapsed Sewer Line, Air Conditioner, etc.) has to come out from your own pocket and not the investment.

Bay Area housing would be still there and will not collapse as demand is huge with 72 hours of DOM in average market but appreciation wise it could be pretty well flat or slow growth from now on.

I lived through the market collapse of 2005 and have another property that’s just finally recovered its value (before I bought it, the value had nearly doubled).

I do think markets like San Fran, maybe NYC and some others are overheated, but I don't see a collapse on the horizon. 

.; a massive '08-style collapse in prices), as well as best-case dream scenarios...however, MOST of my projection models focus on fairly modest outcomes (such as 2-4% property appreciation, 2-4% rent growth, etc.).

People lived there and caused damage and I'm to just repair it like that is normal.My Administration monthly contact who checks in with me was also aware that I was healing from a hip injury from overwork the last 3-1/2 years while my husband suffered a complete collapse when a medication his doctor prescribed for carpal tunnel caused by a heavy work load at his place of employment resulted in nerve damage in 2018.