I personally live in an area that is going to see the number of senior citizens increase 97% by 2035, so a home like this in my area may not have the same demand as a 2 bed/1 bath home for someone who has grown children, is approaching retirement and looking to downsize to something more manageable.Lastly, it could be price. 

@Andrew Smith, Greenville NC has some decent multiplexs, it's a smaller city drive on by a university, so the amount of renters is steadyI've been looking all around Wilmi grown, but that market is too hot for buy and hold, but there's some potential there for AirBB because of the tourist seasons

According to realtor.com this city has grown 71.1% over the past 10 years.

As a DC landlord and property owner, I have grown tired of the constant burden of red tape in the district which unfairly benefits those who know how to play the system.I had the thought of joining up with other owners to see if we can form a group to petition the district to make the judgement and eviction process fair for us.Anyone interested??

One thing that has stood out to our clients and has only grown in recent years was how strong this market is.

I’ve listened to all the Money podcast, which are EXCELLENT, but I wanted to get a feel for how BP got started and has grown so I started at the beginning.

There are generations in the D that have grown up watching they mamma and grand mamma game the system - they don't learn how to balance a checkbook ever in their lives but they learn how to last in a property til the last possible minute from the time they hit 13.

What started as a side hustle has grown and has overwhelmed me at times as I work a full time job.

Try that in Phoenix, Nashville or other markets that population has grown recently. 

To quote my financial advisor, "Would a farmer rather be taxed on the seeds, or the crop after it's grown?"