I plan on doing another direct mail campaign next month marketing to just multifamily owners in the Myrtle Beach area, since this is where I want to focus....I feel like I'm stuck in the classic "which comes first, the chicken or the egg" conundrum.  

Classic signs are overgrown lawns, piled up mail, and roof and siding in obvious disrepair. 

Decima (author of the classic Investing in Fixxer Uppers).His is a fix up and rent (not flip) strategy.

I am looking for the classic 'fixer upper' due to my father being in the carpenters union so I obtained general knowledge of design and construction (I also had a short 'career' with the union so I find this as only beneficial).

If everyone tries to sell at the same time, then yes, classic bubble.

This is a classic strategy of taking fully depreciated assets from a market near the peak and placing it into another rising market riding a rise with higher cash flow.

The law also brings in new liabilities for landlords in that they must keep the 28 day notice secret from the other party and if they fail to so may be fined and/or sued.I am sympathetic to the overall goals but this is a classic case of politicians offloading society's problems onto landlords, who they perceive as having bottomless pockets.

Classic cars are a fun investment.

A nice balance between trendy and classic. 

Classic case of the pot calling the kettle black.