Minneapolis is also over saturated with luxury rentals making that option increasingly affordable.

I'll take millions of dollars and a fat dividend that beats real estate over a 'network'.

.#2  Recession and downturn makes companies lean and cut out unnecessary fat (namely labor fat) and when oil prices increase, the profit margins will jump while operating expenses will be lower.  

I can't speak to the man's motivations but at 88 I want all properties gone and be living off the interest on my big and fat (hopefully) savings account.

The market is saturated and I am seeing that even for an "unpaid internship" the market is competitive!

This is much easier to do with smaller amounts of capital.I started a separate thread on this very point to see what people thought.  15%ish seemed to be the mark around the saturation point.  

Therefore if any later appear it shall be the obligation of the tenant to correct their damage to the property by exterminating them.The HUD worker, a short, fat, belligerent, chicken-necking, black woman says, in her militant tone, that she doesn't Care what the lease says.  

Hi Nils,I am born and raised here in Georgia and have lived here all my life.If you are talking residential houses to buy and hold as rentals that market in many parts of Georgia is saturated now.

If you told me my sister is, "fat", and her, "fat ways" would keep her fat I would be mad at you.

Nope I won't send her photos of my fat assets :mrgreen: