Unless you are working in the public sector and expect loan forgiveness I wouldn't want to drag education payments out for 25 years.

People like politicians have talked for years about wanting to improve the Southern sector, but much of that talk seems elusive. 

His group Ohio Cashflow is pretty darn successful in the turn-key sector, definitely reach out to him if you are investing in that direction.I buy the properties discounted, rehab the things, and then rent them so I have a much more complicated investment process, all depends on how you roll!

The bottom line is that no decent deal ever gets dropped due to lack of capital or debt in the mobile home sector at the current moment.

and yield actually increase.Also Friday the MOVE (bond volatility) and VIX is spiking up (although so far it seems result of money is being moved from Tech to utility sector). 

Office sector and retail is pretty much dead for couple of years.

Not even when we encountered naysayers (did I mention all of this was going on in the midst of a worldwide pandemic that hit the senior living industry HARD??) 

The locals I know, if they keep capital in the RE sector will (and have) move laterally into other secondary markets that are less "name brand" but make more financial sense. 

I personally hate fraudsters, especially in the public welfare sector.

We have a huge full-time population boom - including those sectors that are supporting a majority of the "retirees" moving to the area - i.e: multiple hospitals, construction workers, Coastal Carolina University, many service-based professional industries (HVAC, plumbers, automotive repair) - where wages are great and employment is very solid.