Properties in C and D neighborhoods are extremely difficult to manage, and most PMs will not devote the significant effort required to manage a property in a C or D area, because it's not worth the tiny return they get on the property (assuming it's just a single fam or small multifam property...the dynamic is different for large multifam). 

And yes, I think the base closing (or shrinking so as to be a tiny employer) would make a huge difference.  

Or a more rustic, traditional tiny estate for $60-85k.

We can do so much with the land (tiny homes community, cabins, etc..At just $100/night at 70% occupancy which is more than doable we believe, we will be bringing in more than $1.2k/month on each property.

We can do so much with the land (tiny homes community, cabins, etc..At just $100/night at 70% occupancy which is more than doable we believe, we will be bringing in more than $1.2k/month on each property.

I own properties nationally.Traffic count is decent at 20k plus.1/2 acre now is tiny site.

Ever considered tiny house parks?

Just because Gilbert builds an artificial bubble in a tiny part of the city doesn't mean the 2 fam you bought on Dexter for 40k will EVER be worth it smh.2.

BTC and ETH should have a tiny place in your portfolio, but I'd caution if it's over 1% of your net worth.

The loose plan now is tiny homes or mobile homes.