If China's Yuan is further devalued then then cat will be out of the bag and two things are sure to happen (i) China's banks will be on the precipice of failure.

I agree that with rising interest rates and the impending recession that there will many new home builders scrambling to sell completed homes that buyers have backed out of.I love the idea of not having any CAPEX maintenance expenses for the first 5-7 years, this gives you ample time to build that emergency fund for each property instead of waiting with a bag of money for the shoe to drop when the HVAC or roof needs replaced suddenly.Also a great point about rents lagging and the type of tenant a nice new property would draw. 

That could change at any moment because STR owners make for an easy punching bag for low housing inventory, and the county can pass the buck for their past decades of housing development obstruction. 

Your next to a school you can use a dumpster you'll have to double bag everything no biggie but 15k goes quick.

And yes, sometimes people are just dirt-bags.

According to a recent stat - Direct mail household response rate is 5.1% (compared to .6% email, ... to a marketing message when it feels like it was written just for them.This does not involve you directly or hiring a real person to write it for you but there's other companies that you can pay marginal prices for and have it be authentic.

Realistically it's not hard to understand that in a super tight labor market anybody unemployed is probably a complete douche bag.

I'm keeping up with small multifamily properties on the MLS and doing financial analysis of some deals, and I just don't see the type of cashflow I want right now, unless I want to chip in thousands more of my own capital as a slush fund should the market crash in 6 months and I'm holding the bag on a multi that doesn't cashflow or break even when it has vacancies.  

Later this style of property was popular with companies who wanted to give their staff and clients a modern serviced space in an authentic local historic part of the city.

Wow, what a dirt bag...