But 2008 was a once in a lifetime anomaly and it seems like the results of that crash are being presumed for any future recession. 

However the response is (presuming it is true and you can back it up) I am going to buy 8-12 properties this year.

Yes, rent is guaranteed, but managing tenants that have been recently homeless, presumably unemployed and hopefully drug free could be daunting to say the very least.

But that also presumes that you want/need to move out of your current home. 

Presumably, you're also cultivating a buyers-list.  

You presumably get a better deal because you have "insider information" in the form of a property owner that has told you (and only you) that they want to sell.

There are several older forum posts on this subject, and they've been removed by forum moderators (presumably b/c it's viewed as commercial/marketplace), but if do know of a portfolio lender, please send me a private message with the contact info. 

IRR tracks all of the inflows and outflows of cash, and you can count both forced and organic equity appreciation as positive CF events, presuming you have a strategy in place relative to liquefying.

It's anti-diversification but at least it's (presumably) a devil you know...at least more so than KC and St.

In that case it would be presumable that the condos are a part of the condo project with their own set of deeds and the land is a separate deed as well.