I have healthy reserves in both properties and properly budget Cap Expenses, along with my regular expenses (vacancies, repairs, etc).

Hopefully, he will be able to stay healthy and pay rent on time.

I'm brand new in real estate investing and my primary goal is to hold long-term single family homes under $50k in areas with a healthy economy, decreasing rental vacancy rates and population growth.

I hope that includes a healthy contingency.

The people are way more healthy than we are (probably a diet thing and exercise thing) with old people running across the streets and riding motos! 

If I were going to buy another property before paying off the student debt, I’d want to be triple sure that the numbers were still healthy in the existing property after the cash-out refi , and make sure my cushion for vacancy is reasonable.

On this thread you'll see people reference housing prices, in many areas, haven't even got back to 2006 levels, as if prices in 2006 were healthy?

Have your notes ready and it would just look at it as a healthy debate.

Pick a market with healthy demand, low taxes and utilities, landlord friendly laws, and the highest rent-value ratio possible.

Didn’t plan on living that long In California from what I saw is that if your loved one is not sick but will need assistance , the government programs will not pay for anything - in my single family home I converted , I’d charge around $2500-$3500 a bed.So many of these seniors end up being healthy from living a good life but will need assistance.