But even those areas still suffer from the crushing property tax rate, and the other issues the city has.

and with that said, there are lots of new investors who come on BP, buy something in a C- class neighborhood for 'cash flow,' and immediately get absolutely crushed by capex. 

We all (those with experience) its about 40% in expenses, Keep crushing it. 

Two friends of mine have both recently built places around here that are more Scandinavian style, for lack of better words, and are crushing it compared to their other homes, which are mainly cabins.

Maybe I'm missing something, but to me, it seemed oversaturated and this crushed the potential returns.

@Carlos PtriawanWhat we are seeing is we have had some redemption requests but we speak with a lot of our investors to get the pulse of what’s going onMany are getting crushed in MF right now which really hasn’t felt the effectsWhat I mean by this is there were a lot of deals that were supposed to close and investors get their $ back out to reinvestThat money is tied up still as these deals have not closed, but not only have they not closed they are under water.

All that changed after the GR (Great Recession) and by law, loan servicers can't crush you like in the old days. 

Continue crushing it as a rental agent and saving up.

My largest deal is a 56 plex that's crushing it for us right now.

Great to hear that a fellow VET is out here crushing it!