@Brent Coombs I've used that term myself, and I think we may have stumbled upon the perfect description of the "Rust-Belt" REI market:It just plods along.And not that I have any delusions of ending the timeless war between Cash-Flow and Appreciation investors, but can we at least all admit that you can be smart or stupid in either strategy? 

Continued nest egg saving to void the lost leader in buying a home with high interest rates; less amortization time, less money spent on interest2.

Though some of the other information is timeless.

Or you may find that the intellectual stimulation of a certain job may be more enjoyable than managing subcontractors all day, in that case it might make flipping full time less attractive.

Whether it's a charming Victorian mansion, a mid-century modern gem, or a historic landmark, these properties hold a timeless allure that adds a layer of prestige and desirability to the local real estate market, making them sought-after investments for those who appreciate the intersection of history, art, and real estate.Supply and Demand Dynamics:The basic economic principle of supply and demand plays a critical role in determining property prices.

Hi, I havea 13 year tenant, that is actually living in one of my units for the second time, she moved for 2 years then moved back. a 15 year tenant a 16 year tenant a 17 year tenant  a 23 year tenant and I had a 25 year tenant until she had to move I'm all about keeping tenants for a long time , less turnover = less headaches = more $$$ So when it was time to raise the rent , annually, I figured my increase in costs and what the market would bear , and kind of split the difference, now when I did have a vacancy I went in and did as much as I could afford to do as far a remodeling and rented it at market rent. 

Timeless information on basic human interaction & psychology that will help you do deals...and prosper in life.

Hopefully this helps, at least relative to that piece:It is a commonly misunderstood challenge: clarifying the timeless issue of how to properly insure a “subject to” property.

I think a lot of the RE principles are timeless.

The timeless advice remains that we should underwrite our deals with the property manager cost, whether we do it ourselves or hire it out.