I guess you could argue that if someone can't find a house to buy, they have the down payment money (if they were to put 20% down) to pay for rent, but without an increase in wages/jobs, and inflation currently eating away at that money, that well would run dry at some point.

It is said buying right is key, I would argue asset management is a very close 2nd.

I would argue it's a large benefit of a "9 to 5". 

Plus I would argue this doesn't qualify as a "damage" that could be subtracted from the security deposit.

Now ANYONE that would dare to argue any of what I said.. before you come with any lip, I DARE you to answer this simple question:If you could choose... which one would you choose?

I’m admittedly a newbie, but I’d argue that most bookings from the old school Smoky Mountain PMs (the ones who aren’t Collin) are trash bookings.

With rates this low its hard to argue not using some amount of leverage as your money can do better elsewhere.

(Not arguing with you; sounds like I need to do a lot more research.)

I'm not trying to argue, just pointing out that things can change quickly and that's my concern.  

Don't argue with Tenants.