Are they doing everything possible to expose properties to the broadest possible market?

Curiously you can expose kids to exactly the same stimuli and they draw entirely different lessons from it.

I like Belleview and Summerfield but they I feel like they will be more exposed to ups and downs because they are more rural.  

I’m in the process of switching several of my buildings over to individually metered propane heaters so the tenants will become responsible for their own heat costs and more accountable in their waste of resources.

But we're exposed to it all the time, it's a mineral naturally in the environment.  

Just got off with an investor who was about to wire us money from Yieldstreet but his account with them is now frozen until further notice.Apparently they use a third party to escrow all funds and that company has just filed for bankruptcy.This is really unfortunate for those investors who are exposed. 

I just got a message tonight that they were having an electrician install a thermostat and they didn't finish the job so there are exposed wires and have to cancel.  

Also love @Patrick Allen's reply mentioning.(1) HELOCs on primaries are easier to obtain(2) High rates may make cash flow difficult unless there is a clear & compelling refi strategyItems I'll add from my seat.(1) Although rare we(Lower.com) offer HELOCs on investment properties, but the terms will always be better on primaries.(2) If you're moving into the next home, needing to only put ~5% down doesn't leave you very exposed to the higher rates of a HELOC.

Though, keep in mind that HELOC rates can fluctuate with the market, potentially exposing you to higher interest rates down the line.With a cash-out refinance, you'll typically have a fixed rate, providing stability/predictability in your monthly payments.

Faking a foreclosure would require thousands of dollars in fees, months (if not years) of time, an incredible degree of knowledge of state and national foreclosure rules and procedures and balls the size of a house to expose one's self to the prosecution that would more than likely result from the fraudulent action.