As long as you don't argue with them or make them mad, you should not experience more than the usual brain damage of getting permits.

Isn't it in their interest to keep arguing? 

Some argue that if interest rates drop, buyers will return aggressively.

Any who argue this upward pressure on rent's, just riddle where the capital to cover the increased operational expenses comes from?

Few things for investment club (and this is good thing) :Sometimes there's secondary offering of Fund investment that one new LP can buy from other investor, for example investor ABC LP is selling his investment at XYZ Fund VII, lets say the par value is 100k, then you buy from him with 10% discount or 90k, so you buy asset literally with 10% discount.if you keep buying in secondary market hopefully your reward/risk is better as well.

One could argue that the wholesaler is "helping those people out"... but I would suggest that the wholesaler is more exploiting the seller. 

Can't really argue, places like Indianapolis, Columbus, Dayton, even Chicago (despite the higher Illinois taxes and…all the fun that comes along with Chicago) can pencil if you find the right property.On a different front, though, I ran a survey a week ago asking where people are looking to invest this year.

How could the IRS argue otherwise if you can show proof of your active business engagement?

Many argue that I couldn't imagine doing it with a family.

They have continued to argue over the group chat.Friday the 19th was the final straw.