If you factor in appreciation (which is icing on the cake) at a minimal rate of 5% a year, along with rent growth, you have a hard time finding a better investment.

Independent & awesome STR tool Your Porter is being bought up by a debt-laden, venture-backed company less than 10y old that now had a VC sitting on its board to ensure it’s generating hockey stick profits.

Most of us don't double dip (except with ice cream).

Fridge with freezer on top, no ice or water.Steel and slate are reserved for A properties with granite counters.

Obviously, using ice trays can solve that problem. 

In a snowy area, it can cost a lot, but I think that landscaping and snow removal should fall on the owner in a multi-family because if not you are opening yourself up to more problems with cars in the driveway on ice, etc.

Tip for DIYers: if there's no power in the house or you don't have a heat gun, use dry ice blocks and the vinyl tiles will come off very easy.

Be conservative when estimating the appreciation, treat it as icing on the cake.

It's all in what flavor of ice cream you like.

This is a good thing, but it will feel like the ice age for the next several months until buyers and sellers adjust to the new reality.