What do they say, @Douglas Brundin - the best offense is a good defense :) I totally hear what you're saying, just don't over think it too much.

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He is not in a good position to buy a home and 'helping' him by "unloading" (as you say) your property on him at market value is not something an ethical person would do, no offense intended.

@Alex Deacon, I'm holding on, but trying to get on the offensive.

In most global cities, you build higher density housing.  

This is not conjecture and primarily due to trends inherent in the national/global credit markets.

I just posted the other day about how I really don't agree with a lot of the financial "rules" that people here use for properties but I generally agree with the 1% rule in your price range and neighborhood class.I have a property that I purchased at $134k and rent for $1325, I put the traditional 20% down, and there is plenty of cashflow.No offense but I don't think a flip would be right for you at this point just based off your post and profile. 

Tampering with the meter is a criminal offense, including trespassing... needless to say, I will not be heeding the advice of my landlord.  

Offense intended.And as for you chart, yes, I never once disputed that. 

Lenders will generally do a global cash flow back to the individual sponsors.