This is from https://www.landlordology.com/portrait-american-landlord-infographic/Portrait of an American LandlordGender and Relationship Status:85% Male / 15% Female62% Married / 38% UnmarriedAverage Annual Income: $97,000Number of Rental Properties Owned:50% own 1 Property18% own 2 Properties6% own 3 Properties26% own 4-25 Properties

I will attach an info-graphic that I took during the webinar that shows that even through Corona and riots the Minneapolis housing market has boomed. 

It's not new stuff nor are the solutions difficult to implement.But, that's a big topic that I may construct an infographic to explain.

To see the entire list, check out the cool infographic at this link: http://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/bicoastal-cities-top-list-of-most-expensive-streets-for-office-rents-225790131.html

Give it a try.If you goal is to pay off the loan and be free and clear - then stick with your current mortgage (if payments are dramatically reducing the debt).Otherwise, refi and build up a reserve account to get you through tough times.Check out this infographic on my BP blog http://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/2997/blog_posts/25908-infographic-for-new-landlords

Now that we are in 2013 and looking backward, it seems that Atlanta has made some very strong strides to combat the economic and real estate recession.I just completed an infographic study of Atlanta City proper and the unemployment rate is 8.89% which is a little less than the state average of 9.05%.

I read an infographic here that shows the stepsto flipping.

We all know those "Spotify Year in Review" infographics; in a year full of pivoting and introspection, I allocated the most time to podcasts!

The book on Estimating rehab costs will be your best bet for that. https://www.biggerpockets.com/storeOther than that, here's a ballpark infographic for ya.http://www.homeadvisor.com/r/true-cost-of-home-imp...

Though we did have some issues with some infographics and ended up hiring a graphic designer.