Honestly, I'm starting to see why, too. The

Im new to it all 👋🏼🤙🏼     Im 26 years old was born and raised in the beautiful San Fernando Valley and have been in a relationship with soon to be beautiful mother to my future baby boy.

the cons of this building is that it has tenants that are smoky and stayed there for long time, some of them are paying through government assistance which I really don't know if this would be a bad idea or what, the unit that might fit our growing family as we are now three and expecting a baby soon!

I have been looking into Las Vegas, Dallas, Houston, Austin, and Chicago as of interest (maybe anywhere in Tennessee too?). The

We had them install blue tooth meters on a 76 unit complex.

Sure, it has downsides, but there are many up sides too. The

Higher vandalism, unsophisticated tenants who don’t have financial management skills, lots of baby sitting just to get rent paid, more evictions, more money spent on turns, less appreciation.

When you get outside the city into suburbs, prices are not a bargain.Lastly, my future purchases are taking into consideration that there are 10k baby boomers a day retiring.

I have two duplexes with one unit occupied in each at the moment and the bills are vastly different...I have one unit occupied by a working brother/sister/baby. 

I think that silver tsunami via Baby boomers are going to hit major cities like Phoenix and Tucson.