Looks like it pretty much mirrors population, both for states and cities.

Instead buy with seller financing that mirrors and wraps the underlying loan. 

4br/3ba SFR1900+ sqftLot: 6,655 sqftBuilt: 1988Location: Palmdale, CA (Far East side, Think 50th and Ave R) - 60mi Northeast of LANeeds $50K renovations (big ticket items - Kitchen: refinish cabinets (not replace), stone counters, tile backsplash, faucets, appliances, tile flooring, recessed lighting - Master Bath: Stone (or less expensive alternative) counters, recessed lighting, new double mirrors, double faucets, glass shower enclosure, new tub, new toilet, tile flooring, replace broken windows - Back Patio: Refresh and replace all rotted wood on patio cover; paint) -- Main level: laminate wood flooring -- Upper level: Carpet throughout) - Roof Good, Plumbing good, HW Heater may need to be replaced, HVAC will need inspection and cleaning.

Aside from adequate insurance coverage everything else is just smoke and mirrors.

I often find myself amazed and/or disappointed by the average American's lack of personal financial knowledge.I liked "Set for Life" so much because much of the book mirrors my thoughts and how I live my life.I just wish I would have known about the concept of house hacking before I bought my primary residence. 

My 5 year plan is posted on the fridge and is on the mirror of the master bath as a constant reminder.I do not believe that all your properties should be paid for before you leave your day job.

If you watch them long enough, you actually start to mirror them.

I could read between the lines and all the smokes and mirrors the HML is trying to pitch.

Move on to the next one, keep this one in your rear view mirror.  

One of those having a roll in shower and lower sink/mirror for my dad.