Some very good responses here, but there is a better question to ask. 

You are also responsible for their training.

I admit this defeats the purpose of having an “all-in-one” platform :) but feel free to check it out and judge for yourself

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The purpose of real estate is to build a portfolio of assets that pay you each month, not cost you money each month.

However, I have attempting to understand the full value of this for some time now having found myself investing in rental property with purpose and getting started educated on how I can make the money I invest work for me better.I read your post a few times, it all made sense, but I lose context on this paragraph, where you mention you take out the 80 +30k (this is invested for 30k as downpayment, and the 80k after the closing (of your own money))?

If one tenant moves out or unexpected repairs pop up, the other property can help cushion the impact.Of course, more properties mean more responsibilities...double the maintenance and potential headaches.

As an employee that works a hybrid 9-5 job it's not my fault cubicles are empty, and it's not my responsibly to pay for it.

Moot point then.But in response to your original question, no, I would not even consider climate in my choices for where to buy rentals or investment properties.

What we do is hard work and a lot of responsibility.