As for the question on the PBID or the Watt District, yes there are a lot of plans to revitalize this area and we believe the improvements will dramatically impact things on the Watt/80 corridor, and I would still encourage you to invest with the now in mind and not the future.

Instead it's starter home sales that has fallen dramatically while every other category basically held steady.

Over the past 18 years we have improved dramatically in that area in the beginning we made a number of poor decisions due to lack of experience.

Spending this will dramatically increase the amount of time required to retire.Now, how long will it take at $5,000 per month to reach the level of my initial DP of $75k?

It seems like most economists I have listened to and read do not believe that the current global debt load can support a dramatic increase in rates, and for that reason the Fed will not stress the current interest environment much further over the near term.

I ask because 12 to 50 units is a dramatic difference. 

If the infrastructure is based on tourism and the tourism decreases/disappears, that dramatically impacts the housing market.

The larger the property, the greater profit potential without changing the work load dramatically.  

It spreads the risk thinner and can increase your return dramatically.

Prices have gone up dramatically.