One kid recently fell off our payroll this year and we will be celebrating doubly when the second one does in a few years.Through all of this, when we say we halted investing to get the kids through college, we got a lot of feedback that it was a dumb reason to stop. 

Take East Downtown for example, appreciated for a while, had the advatnage of the bbva stadium and a cultural vibe and a supposedly young millenial crowd, but prices have stagnated and there's a lot of vacancy there now. 

I'll add to the list (just off the top of my head):a) They pick the wrong house in the wrong neighborhood to rent out.Sally and Bill sheltered life picks a war zone (or near war zone) property, or decide to pick one that needs major repairs when neighther has ever so much as sawn a piece of wood with a handsaw.b) Self managing in an out of state area.Homer and Marge buy a turnkey in another state in a neighborhood full of people with a culture very different from their own and decide to self manage--only to be pushed around financially by their renters regarding repairs and rent collection.

More importantly, I think I work very hard to maintain a culture of accountability and collaboration, and providing janitorial services supports my objectives.

It should be a day of accomplishment, gratification and celebration. 

It helps establish trust, demonstrates the direct effect of their efforts on our financial results, and provides them with a reason to celebrate through a triumphant dance!

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This niche is very foreign to the investors here for a multitude of reason - class, race, socio-economic familiarity, culturally, etc.And I don't think they are necessarily wrong for that!!

This oversupply could impact rental yields and property values.Cultural Considerations: Being a foreign investor in a different cultural context requires understanding local customs, laws, and business practices.Initial Costs: The upfront costs of acquiring property, such as down payments and fees, can be high.

Cash flow can be tougher to find today, but the market still has amazing job growth, population growth, and an entrepreneur-friendly culture!