Wish I had your energy!

I am guessing yes cause you want to use it occasionally, so much more energy spent in managing lots of turnover.Whats the insurance like?

Not stock market, not economic market.  

Gentrifying areas can give you amazing capital growth, however they are also more prone to downturns during bad economic times. 

The last recommendation would be to have your clients pre-qualified for a loan before putting energy into someone that does not qualify yet.Good Luck!

I am full of energy, business experience, and motivation.  

I remember Larry Kudlow idiotically going on and on about the "Goldilocks Economy" despite clear indications things were going wrong.The economic cycle is long.

My dream is to create a real estate company serving the housing needs of middle income population, but like everything in life, it is best to start with baby steps.I like the NYC metropolitan area because of its diversity, potential for growth and the fact that it behaves somewhat independently of the national economic trends.  

Not a statistician-- but unless you are having an economic downturn (or all work at the same place and it went under)--collusion sounds likely as the odds are against all tenants suddenly having a financial exigency at the exact same time.Word may have spread that nothing serious happened with late rent (no late fee?

We did a service upgrade (60A to 200A) a few years back as part of a renovation and DEP (Duke Energy Progress) ran about 50 feet for no charge.