Originally posted by @JD Martin:Originally posted by @Jay Hinrichs:nice post.... and I high light APPRECIATING markets  and LONG TERM  … if its the rental game I like that and pay down your debt.. you retire when your rentals are paid for .. you get a huge increase in income and off into the sunset you go.. without having to own so many units that is a J O B unless you want it to be.. some people are very pleased to live the life of a landlord..

Long conversation, but here are the highlights:  "We need to get out of the extended stay hotel because the don't allow pets and our rottweiler has to stay at the kennel.""

I have actually printed this out and have highlighters out ready to take notes -- LOL!! 

Your points about property assessment and the eviction process highlight the need for investors to thoroughly research their chosen markets and understand the potential risks involved.Your advice to buy pre-renovation to avoid property tax reassessment is especially noteworthy, as this is a significant factor that can affect an investor's bottom line.

I would say most points have been highlighted. 

However, I also like having a printed document at hand, which I pencil notes on, highlight, and add colored tape flags to for quick reference... but maybe that's just me.

The first two ads (usually highlighted in a light color) and the entire list on the right are paying to be there.