Otherwise, you're only banking on appreciation to offset the losses you'll get when you want to exit (and they'll eat into your extremely thin CF margin you built up over the years), and typically TK providers are in very stable markets, where you can't exactly count on that either.I keep researching, but until then I'm sticking to 30% of my portfolio allocated to REITs global index funds (100% passive and 10% return over the past 5 years).

(more of a global economic issue)..but I think @Jay Hinrichs is right, its all local.

I'm no expert on global monetary policy, not even close.

I came across several collection companies mentioned on www.multifamilyinsiders.com and will need to check out if they work with individual landlord -Landlord DoctorRent Recovery ServiceHunter & Warfield - www.huntwar.comVista Financial Solutions Federated collection bureau in AtlantaRent collect global

Imagine once COVID become endemic globally and we get the foreign tourists and investors back in the game.

So, accept their numbers as the official top of the market and base your buying decisions off their insights from years of global experience in the hospitality industry.You may want to price yourself lower than the brand you choose to compete against and then match their numbers as you build a great reputation and learn to get direct bookings.Hope that helps.

Too hot, with global warming it won’t be habitable for human life much longer, all will exodus to Toledo

Understanding 1/3 of global gdp is tech and about half of that is commutable from Oakland.

Tesla’s global production in 2020 was expected to exceed 470,000.SC6 production is only projected to make up 10% to 20% of Piedmont Lithium’s total revenues.

I have a more economic background and financial service background so I do understand the interest rate climate and mortgage environment in relation to the stock market and global economy.