I am a research addict, so this seems like the perfect place to join!

Larger properties bring you economies of scale, more stable cash flow, but, typically, less appreciation than a residential (1-4 unit) property (because they are run like a business) ... though in TO, with its condominium addiction, there is plenty of speculation on larger properties as well.

We started listening to the podcasts over the holidays and have been addicted ever since.

I have been addicted to this site since last week.

They can then sign on and add other people, and so on.It is very addictive and a great way to keep up with the family!

When I grow up, I want to have a junk food addiction like michael phelps!

Almost without exception, they are havens for the dreggs of society, including drug dealers, addicts, criminals, and other assorted scumbags.When landlords fail, they often will fill their units with anyone that walks into the property with money.

Just seems like our entire economy was addicted to easy money and the recession we're now experiencing is just the withdrawal.

Here's something of interest I recently discovered:When yellow pages called to renew and I said I was reducing the size of my ad they offered me a discount.....When I called my TV cable provider to say I needed to save money and how could they help -- they offered me a discount.....When I called my subscription coffee service (that's right - I'm an ADDICT) to cancel -- they offered free shipping and handling.....Times are tough out there for everyone.

Hopefully you can learn from this and inspect all of your properties at least twice a year going forward.They seem to be either addicts or mentally ill to live in such conditions.