That being said, these can definitely coexist together.

We live in harmony from different parts of the world and we’ll never meet each other.

As I look forward to envisioning that future that I want for myself and my family, I am having a difficult time envisioning one where my current job and investing can coexist. 

, except the coexistence of HUD and NAR has led to an apparent specialization in the two -- HUD deals with accessibility and NAR deals with the administration of professionals in the space. 

This worked out well for me, but it's always a risk.. the key is finding a good tenant you can coexist with!

And block houses and frame houses co-exist on every block.

But even Coke and Pepsi co-exist, Will there be competition in markets?

I also said if the two families don't work out a way to live in harmony, then both of them would need to look for other housing.

And getting all of the details to come together in a harmonious way is super time consuming. 

A new one that has popped up is Black Hills Property Management and I may be mistaken, but I think it is a one woman show and she is also a real estate agent for Keller Williams.You might get an idea of what rent you could command by calling the Candlewood apartments, Kirkwood Meadow apartments (managed by KPM), or Harmony Heights these are west Rapid apartments that command nice rent, my guess is $850 - $900.Ended up being a long post, and what I would tell you is that I exited the Rapid City market once the prices started to sky rocket in about 2012.