While the currently markets I'm invested in have had great cash flow the price to rent ratios and price to income ratios give me pause.

Thus far you're looking at Self Storage above, Condo, and buying new trailers to rent.Recommend you put investing on pause for a month.

Another active real estate company just paused acquisitions and laid off part of their national workforce.

@Bill KramerI paused at “I am not an investor yet” then read on because at 11pm on a Sunday night I have nothing better to do...Crazy cause I haven’t had to do a single thing you’ve mentioned.

This should be your first "WOW".The only thing I see inside that gave me pause were the wood floors, and how they go in different directions. 

A tactical pause to pay off one or two of your smallest debts seems like a good default move at the point when you’re not sure where to go investment-wise.

Forbes and the Seattle times covered the Wenatchee Valley in 2017 (25 best places to retire list) https://www.seattletimes.com/seattle-news/wenatche...Steve, I enjoyed this read last summer too, http://www.spokesman.com/stories/2018/aug/25/seatt...I will say this though, the median household income relative to home price gives me pause.

And no mailer and no landing page can give you as much credibility as a full blown website can.And I am not just blowing hot air...This goes on every day every month every year, without pause without interruption without any money spent.I just don;t understand how much convincing investors need to open their eyes and realize what the hell are they doing.Investors are among the MOST stubborn and egotistic people i have ever seen.

I often see people do one or two mailings and then give up because they didn't get a deal yet, or pause their adwords campaigns, or stop driving for dollars, or stop cold calling, or fire their SEO manager...

Definitely going to pause and research a lot more research.