Really the financing is the only piece that changes dramatically.

These markets are the first to fall and dramatically.

The current regulations specify an 8% threshold(there also is one for points/fees as a loan percentage).However the fact it is an investment property changes things dramatically. 

Prices on property have appreciated dramatically year over year.

What I have done with my business over the years, however, is buy better properties, in better areas, and that has dramatically reduced the number of bad tenants we have.

I feel very lucky that I invested when interest rates were low and also in an area that was on the rise so dramatically.

A dramatically simplified example says that a 300k home would take 30k hours of labor to repay that debt if the average income was $10/hr. 

Curious..There was a time when I was working and had no choice, thousands of miles away, but once I took it over myself, my turnover rates, maintenance costs, and number of problem tenants all plummeted dramatically and, of course, the money from the greatly reduced running costs could go back into the upkeep of the properties and all that that brought.I know it is not an easy business and hard to cover costs for the managers, but it is no picnic for the owners, and I have no interest in getting on that merry-go-round again.

The seams between the planks have swollen, and I know from experience that this will dramatically shorten the usuable lifespan of the floor, as the corners will soon begin to delaminate and chip.   

If you are open with working remotely, your options do increase dramatically.