I would get that storage unit, leave your car with a trustworthy friend (or sell it) and then go to SE Asia, Latin America or Eastern Europe where you can stretch your money.

My opinion is there will be plateaus for long stretches.

The property manager has done a good job at saving money at ever step of the way, paint vs replace, negotiating payment plans with contractors to stretch out the cashflow etc.  

I work with a few investors who live in the DMV area but invest in the Hampton Roads area because the cost is more appealing and they are able to stretch their investment fund further.

That is about a 80-90 mile stretch east to west for those of you who don’t know.

(3 is stretch, but 100% of having 1)2.

A large part of the rest of the city areas that are premium are located along a central stretch going from south in Mt Vernon to the north where it border Towson in Cedarcroft and  Lake Walker. 

(I didn't stretch it so far as to say the can't paint a bedroom, but many places do!)

when you say no evictions in 50 years  that does not sound like its even remotely possible in any asset class  LOLthat said C class is high touch.. you can win and you can get totally wiped out.. its not a passive investment by any stretch

A couple of years ago my wife and I stretched our dollar, cashed out other investments and bought two duplexes that share a property line.