Well you also chose well.. you chose markets that appreciated  instead of markets were appreciation is the icing on the cake.. if you had those same issues in non appreciating markets it would be a totally different story.PS I just bought a lot on America st. in charleston  do you still have that house there..

You cannot have your cake and eat it, too, which would be a management company without management fees.

Sure I'll make more off 2 tenants over 1, but I was just curious if the added expenditures of the additional tenant might begin to make the additional cash flower seem less worthwhile.I will be managing my own du/tri plex for now... that will be a piece of cake.

It will be interesting what happens in Anaheim CA [ who vehemently deny STR] what their tune changes.

Talk about naïve, this bunch takes the cake over those who are just starting off in business.

But now its a hot cake and Uganda being a Pearl of Africa has attracted fast growth in tourism sector, and  hotel development.

Once I close on my second IN property (hopefully mid August) I'll start looking around Anaheim for multifamily.

Here in Cleveland cash flow is king and appreciation is the icing on the cake.

Most of them lost a lot of money and got out of real estate investing entirely.If you have good net cash flow and/or a paid off property, it's easier to sleep at night.And if the property appreciates, that's the icing on the cake.

To break into the asset/networth class is not a cake walk.