What I was addressing is that if you wish to LIVE in an area where the Rents move up Dramatically, you are better off owning that Rental with a Fixed Rate Mortgage or you can easily be priced out as you can no longer afford the place you rent.

Vacancy rate is extraordinarily low on all my complexes and we are increasing NOI dramatically by buying right.

We are both teachers and this year (as well as the next few school years in the foreseeable future) budget has been cut dramatically.

The more traditional B/C neighborhoods could change dramatically if people decide to move elsewhere and not comeback...

On the positive side, the ranks of LSU football fans grew dramatically and  anecdotally, i think the caliber of "Cajun Food" available in the greater Houston area rose as well.

The goal I set was to dramatically cut down on my current monthly living expenses and coming as close to break even as possible so that my exit won't bite me in the ***. 

Interest rates are up and housing prices are up, people will not be buying/selling as often as before because their equity will not increase as dramatically as the last few years but I don’t see some major correction.

Lower end areas have additional risks and challenges but also have the potential for much higher cash flow, as the acquisition prices are dramatically cheaper but the monthly rents aren't proportionally cheaper.

When you buy seller finance at a lower interest rate than the market interest rate, you are not only (potentially dramatically) increasing cash flow, but you are also lowering the discount rate on your future cash flows.

I'm pretty sure you just publicly admitted to mortgage fraud...With all due respect, you're being dramatic, if not misinformed.