There are too many external forces right now to guess what will happen - what will fed do, what will congress do, what will happen globally.

But local policies toward landlords drive my investment locations more so than the impact of global warming.Best of luck to you.

Hard to say where this goes, but the immediate impact on the energy sector will have global ramifications.

You never know what life will throw at you- you could start investing, then a global pandemic could hit, then the government could tell you that your tenants don't have to pay anymore...I know it sounds farfetched, but strange things happen.I spent 5 years in college(I couldn't get enough of it,) then stayed afterwards to teach chemistry as a teaching assistant and later as an adjunct.

Again, that is a local isolated case and not a nationwide or global phenomenon. 

I had renters like that once, and along with being dirty, they got gum stuck in the dryer, nail polish in the carpet, damaged window treatments, burned plastic on the stove, etc.

While Google applies updates to the search algorithm all the time, this update speciifically" Affects only search rankings on mobile devicesAffects search results in all languages globally Applies to individual pages, not entire websites"If you haven't already, now is the time to update your websites to be responsive.http://www.cnet.com/news/google-search-will-now-fa...http://googlewebmastercentral.blogspot.com/2015/04...

Following our previous post on global real estate insights, let's delve deeper into the numbers that shape the market.

or global crossing since Bill Gates was one of the main investors.  

A bank or a true commercial lender will do a Global Cash Flow where ALL debts go into the denominator including management and maintenance fees.