Real Estate would arguably produce even greater incremental returns over stocks if an intelligent tax deferral strategy were pursued.

That, and some other reasons (arguably, turnover lower in properties where people tend to nest - private yards, garages, etc).Regardless, it's definitely a different beast than lower value markets.

Still there are parts of South Dakota that I would stay away from, but arguably the worst areas are probably C neighborhoods.

It also fails the 2% rule, but on paper (and arguably in real life) you're pulling in over $2000 per month profit, of course minus maintenance expenses which WILL come up, and IF you have section 8 tenants, vacancies as the unit needs to go through inspection (while vacant) prior to a new tenant moving in.

Arguably, we are the only major city in the U.S. that has intentionally destroyed our urban core by doing all possible to move business out to the suburbs.

One big difference between the two is: building a multiunit is arguably a full time job - especially if it your first time; a lot of unknown variables, moving parts and unforeseen circumstances. 

Putting the arguable legality aside for a moment, let's talk ethics.

I personally believe it would be since what I am paying is arguably going into the principal of the property.

As the cohort ages into retirement, the fund will be allocated almost completely to only the safest assets on the market.Although it eludes everyday notice, the United States (and arguably, the whole world) functions in a similar fashion. 

Arguably, the tenants I want to attract are A tenants looking to live close enough to the city but still in a suburb that has lower crime rates.As a side note... what is the deal with the school ratings in atlanta?