My real estate background stems from homeownership and as a landlord.

This was a direct result of statistical market feedback stemming from re-performing liens having north of a 40% re-default rate.  

For full out renovations I use name brand valve sets with replacable valve stems, enameled cast iron tubs from HD, and white subway tile with detail accents for a classic looking reasonably priced tile job.

I'm a huge car enthusiast and an engineering nerd, I suppose that's where my love of learning stems from. 

The economic growth appears to be following the C word (read: Cannabis) and while other economic factors lead me to believe the economy is diversifying the great influx of youth seem to be drawn to the lifestyle of the surrounding area.

My interest stems from different factors; I'll try to expound, and I apologize that it may be a bit verbose (this is where you can be happy to NOT be in my head ;-). 

Most of the negative things I've heard stem from the fact about 70% of the residents in the areas are renters vs. homeowners and the market is flooded/competitive for rentals (I've looked up some numbers and they do seem to be roughly in that range).My thought process (I'm a newbie, but still) is that if the place has decent PM or self-management and is priced fairly it will rent *shrugs*.

Remember that this is a people business and we are solving their real estate related needs in an ethical, moral and legal fashion (yes, that last little bit stems from M.Q. but that is how I live too) and you can potentially do well.

Not sure any worries should stem from this.

This questio stems from a general ignorance about the 10 loan limit, but i have heard about this in more than one place.