@Joe P.So I was thinking of house hacking in Philadelphia, I’ve been keeping a close eye on the market and there are over 30 new listings a day on MLS sites this month (a slight exaggeration with every day).What would be your analysis on this movement?

@Michael Cesario, did you get any movement on this?

be a party of the big movement Newburgh is getting better then ever before!

So to stay or expand either way is going to depend on your risk tolerance and the movement of the market.One thing 1031 wise that struck a chord was your statement about resetting the depreciation clock with a 1031. 

Heck look at the recent movement in the stock market, it was a small trough in late 2018, and like you said the investors came in and bought, stabilizing things and bringing it back quickly.

Originally posted by @Kevin Wood:I wrote a blog post on it, but here are my thoughts:55& Up Community most at risk- could lose tenants in this age groupNew Development Will Slow- Materials are going up as manufacturing goes down and demand going down due to fearSingle Family Home Prices Will Decrease- less buyers wanting to be out and about, fear; could lead to more rentersRenewals will go upShort Term Rentals Will Go DownB&C product rent movement won't change much A will be impactedCommercial office will decreaseHouston SpecificShip Channel will slowOil prices will dip (already happened now)Healthcare will do greatLocal investor spending will decrease Hey Kevin,Thanks for your insight, what do you see on the upside with everything going on in both residential and commercial?

Hi Seb,Any self directed IRA administrator can assist with the movement of your SEP IRA.  

Any news they release results in massive market movement (certainly the stock market, now it looks like the real estate market as well ;).Time will tell on this one, I'm thoroughly intrigued. 

This is an actual movement of money from one account to another at the bank.At any moment, a glance at the accounts in QB tells me how much money is set aside in the various funds and how much is available for regular monthly expenses.

You have to way the pros and cons of some extra money vs the possibility of the screen door arm getting broken from constant movement, microwave walking if it is just a counter one, etc.I myself have a section 8 tenant with a small kitchen so never thought about putting one in.I do agree that tenant screening is important and dishwashers do seem to have a shorter appliance life in general.PS I do like the Edmondson village area near Wildwood Prkwy and west.