Maybe they do not like the downhill trend of the market.

They can go downhill just as fast if you pick the wrong location, but in my experience, we can't rent them fast enough.Best,

At least someone should let google know to stop their 900,000 sqft expansion in LA before that whole going down hill thing happens here.

Once I had a number purchased I then stopped or slowed down and concentrated on paying off the mortgages one by one, the first one takes the longest then it's like a snowball gaining momentum down hill.

And then things really start to go downhill.....

I'm not trying to scare you but I am trying to show you how $h*t goes down hill quickly, especially with a small cushion for error :)I lost your last comment but it's in regard to comps and neighbors.

As plumbers say the only thing plumber needs to know "Crap runs down hill, and pay days on Friday" Hope that helps some! 

The last thing you want is to purchase in a community that's on it's way downhill. 

If one has a bad month and can't make their half of the rent, the other has to lend them money, it goes downhill real quick.The way we work is that we don't rent to groups of friends any more.

Almost sent me on a downhill spiral.