I network on the Broker/Owner page with some great minds that have helped me improve my business dramatically in terms of better processes and increasing revenue.

The water bill has increased dramatically which I have raised to the tenant.

And the land isn't "useful" without the building and the value will go up dramatically with the building.

Atlanta had a much more dramatic crash and boom.

Baltimore, MarylandEconomic Factors: Baltimore's economy is mixed, with strength in healthcare, professional services, and port-related commerce.Rental Demand: There is decent rental demand, especially in growing neighborhoods.Property Prices: Prices vary dramatically by neighborhood.Rent-to-Price Ratio: Variable, with some neighborhoods offering high rental yields.Market Trends: Certain neighborhoods are experiencing redevelopment and growth.Employment Opportunities: Jobs are growing, especially in healthcare and tech sectors.Population Growth: Population is stable but growth is slow.Vacancy Rates: Varies by neighborhood, with higher vacancy rates in economically challenged areas.Local Laws: Maryland laws balance landlord and tenant rights, but some cities, like Baltimore, have specific regulations that can be more tenant-friendly.3.

It also affects your tax on profits dramatically.  

If you see a history of good rent increases around this area that's different, you can build your plan.Also remember taxes and insurance have seen dramatic increases in FL, so plan for that.How much reserves do you have to cover unexpected expenses, like AC units, or a roof. 

If you understand all the ways to make profit in real estate, then you can tailor your methods to your market and each and every property and profitably invest anytime, any place ... that should be your goal IMO.Even if you don't buy into any of the above, in just about every market, within a couple hours drive there is a sub-market that is dramatically less expensive.

So the amount will vary dramatically based on the home price. 

The values of their properties dropped dramatically, which would not have mattered if they were cash flowing, but instead they thought "property values have only gone up for the last 10 years so it can only continue to go up".