With or without science, my experience is valid enough for me and has and will continue to influence where and how I invest in Real Estate.

If not, we dont really need to get into petty trivial debates or negativity and are not influenced by that. 

Also at the end of the fiscal year we typically take out an owners distribution based on how much money is still in the account and what our upcoming goals are regarding new expenses.

Here are some key points to consider:Accessibility: Residential properties are often more accessible to individual investors, especially those starting out with smaller capital.Tenant Stability: While turnover can occur, residential leases tend to have shorter terms, offering more flexibility if you want to adjust rents or change tenants.Market Liquidity: Generally, residential properties are easier to buy and sell due to higher demand from individual homebuyers and investors alike.Emotional Appeal: Homes and apartments can have a strong emotional appeal to buyers and renters, which can influence demand and pricing stability.Purchasing: Residential real estate will require a down payment of at least 10% of the purchase price. 

Looking at what's out there in our market is discouraging.Have you ever read "How to win friends and influence people"?

Safety and quality of life can/will be influenced by your tenant.

While the current fiscal trajectory of the country certainly has some issues, this is generally referred to in finance as the “risk-free” rate—and the main economic alternative to mortgage bonds.

Re disclosures, they are there to showcase what you know that may influence a buyer.

Fiscal policy remains a dominant force in the U.S. and China.

Quote from @Jonathan Greene: Quote from @Chris Seveney: @Jim K.I agree - unfortunately too many people are so easily influenced on social media and all the gurus making it sound easy.