A recently released pair of studies suggest that the majority of millennials – the oldest of whom are about 35 – want to live in the suburbs, have already started buying outside urban areas and base their homebuying decisions mainly on affordability.Reports by Zillow and Harvard University break with stereotypes of America's largest generation, namely that they prefer to rent because they favor experiences over building equity and want to live in urban environments.Millennials make up about 10 percent of the nation's homeowners.

Far more effective from a deterrent standpoint is have Beware Of Dog signs on the property, a big dog bowl with some water in it, and the largest, rattiest-looking pair of men's workboots you can find sitting on the porch.

If you want to sell a billion pairs, a lot of people need to have enough money to buy them.

The cost varies based on how many wires run to the outlet (i.e. 2 pairs, 4, 8 pairs, etc.).  

But I digress.Last night I came home to find a pair of sneakers in front of the building entrance.

Numbers sited from- ( https://www.zerohedge.com/personal-finance/holy-god-were-about-lose-everything-pandemic-crushes-overleveraged-airbnb ).I am hoping to use the information or "horror stories " in this forum paired with the good stuff that I've learned to give to my girlfriend so she understands what I'm getting us into.To my fellow bigger pockets folks that are feeling the repercussions of the current state of our economy.

Its like having a pair of golden handcuffs.

Well then, get a pro to look over your deal so you have a second pair of eyes on it.

The one I'd like as much of the funds to roll into has a lower LTV of 38% so I need to pair it with a higher LTV (which has 73% LTV). 

This seems like a good idea paired with the Option.