Or Silver Lake.

So I doubt the 'Silver Tsunami' will be a large market impact in most markets.

If I got $10 million tomorrow, I would invest about half in an apartment building and mobile home park and maybe something else (storage units) to diversify my real estate a bit, and the other half in munis/savings and a bit in gold/silver, but I have a decent amount of experience in SFH real estate and would want to use that money to move up to a more commercial level.

Yes monument....hocker....eagle land

It is a historical hedge along with gold, silver and other commodities that might not offer the same upside as equities but they certainly don't share the same risk appetite either or the same levels of stress. 

The silver lining is the quantity of section 8 tenants.

I'd appreciate your eagle eye analysis and getting an idea if I'm treated fairly, and if not, can anyone point me in a better direction, please?

She also told me that if she cant find a home in July she'll lose her voucher and go back to the back of the line [which is years long] but I dont know if thats true or not since I dont know that much about section 8Some of the people on here were born with silver spoon and all they care about is money.

Lookup my name and Silver Lake or Journeys End subdivisions. 

I have also found Spokane to be cheaper and been looking heavily in the Silver Valley.