That's a pretty bold blanket statement.

Unless they are laying on the ground rolling around in the wet RoudnUp, they won't get any in their system at all.Your tenant should be much more worried about skin cancer, which the risks statistically increase at higher elevations.

Moreover when you look at state and city regulations, taxes, land lording laws and the over all (not picking sides but blue states are statistically speaking harder to operate in) democratic areas which means that the tax burden on the investor will only increase over time. 

The most successful investors i've talked to make offers that are bold, No- contingency, close in 10 days or less.To be blunt, it takes serious balls IMO, but doesn't almost everything in life?  

My borrower profile is a 15 page PDF which has personal information, local market statistics, past deals done by the numbers, and before and after photos of my flips.

I am an out of state  buy and hold investor who buys in Indiana , and I just realized the Indiana Regional MLS has stopped listing crime statistics by city and neighborhood in the "community reports" section of the MLS listing. 

This leaves maintenance and turnover.2) In Scenario I (C-class), there is statistically MORE maintenance and turnover.

By last statistic, 46% of Evansville rents which is higher than the national average.

From what I read, about 10% of Detroit landlords have registered; but haven't read any other statistics on this.Thanks!

I been trying to get into the real estate game but I keep running the numbers and looking at the statistical trends and to me everything seems overvalued.