The issue came with the poor structuring of bond into tranches as a way of loading up sub BB bonds into pools that allegedly had a A or AA rating.

I have a little bit of capital, I work for California Pools and Landscape as a desinger/sales and I am a licensed real estate agent with HomeSmart.

I would like to have them pay for gardening, pool maintenance, and plumbing.

We were very motivated to rent it out, where the property management company had a pool of rentals and our house wasn't very important to them. 

With every tick upward in interest rates, the buyer pool for real estate shrinks and buying power of those still in the market is eroded.

I, for one, would love to see many houses in sunny Arizona have solar panels.

*The cap ex is only so low because there is no garage, fireplace, pool, washer, dryer, garbage disposal, the windows are small and single pane, only one door per unit, no real landscaping to upkeep, they are entirely brick,  and there’s a metal roof.

The smaller price ranges things get more cap rate compressed as buyer pool gets larger and accepted returns lower.  

Go for: that Beautiful 200 gal Saltwater fish tank in the foyer, as is, ALL fish staythat 1968 396 SS Camaro sitting in the garage that the seller never drivesthat Harley Davison motorcycle in the garage that the seller's wife hatesthat 25 foot Key West bay boat  those 2 new Kayaks on the dockthose 2 new Jet Skies on the liftsthe new John Deer tractor in the barn   that awesome TV and surround sound systemthe leather furniturethe dinning room table, chairs and chandelierthe office furniture the master bedroom set  the pool furniture etc. 

Demand and rents for my b-class townhomes rose quickly as previous homeowners entered the rental pool and wanted nice enough vs really nice.