My question to all of you is what REI markets do you foresee having the most stable and robust long-term potential in the coming 5, 10, 20 years? 

I feel like I have a much more robust response to the issue now.

To turn you down for the apartment after they already said you can move in  since you have a DUI from 5 years ago  they said it hasn't been 10 Years yet so therefore I couldn't move in but it was not a felony it was  my first DUI and I blew a .09  and then a lady on here  from New York New York yes I'm speaking to you if you read this  says that  it should be that way, because people like me will spend our money or rent money on alcohol wrong answer lady I haven't drank in over five and a half years almost 6 ever since I got that DUI quit my money I spend doesn't my bills and my children what would you know about that you shouldn't post things and be judgmental if you don't know a damn thing shame on you!

This fact becomes very problematic in some families with poor 'natural' relationships and robust or healthy 'step' relationships.

Robust growth of money supply in the economy and 3.

Cozy is FREE, which is huge because if you own <50 units, you do not have the volume or margins to warrant paying up for a more robust system.

The companies working on small infill projects in the area generally have more robust teams and systems in place and my wife and I just aren't able or perhaps willing to invest the same amount of time when we're also juggling architectural and consulting projects.

I guess it can happen but as real estate goes I think this is by far the hardest thing to put together sustain and be profitable at.. other than a side hustle make some money occasionally if you darn lucky type thing.. folks I know that do this successfully spend probably 100 to 200k Minimum a year in mailers ALONE  and they have teams that door knock that get paid and Very robust back end systems.. etc etc.. this is a capital intensive business to do right.. 

It also presents a very professional image to residents / applicants given how robust the mobile app is and all that they can do through it. 

I blame the robust market