Maybe the moderators could delete her profile.

My expenses in retirement are flexible, but my calculations put "comfortable" at 85k in a moderate cost of living area.  

The things I am looking for in this new market are: Moderate to high rental demand, moderate to high supply of undervalued homes (<$200,000), moderate to high economic strength and moderate to low investor competition.

One of our moderators is in Lexington, James Vermillion.

Then they got to the Flip to Yourself portion, I asked how it was different than David/Brandon's description of BRRRR, and the moderator told me its the same...

At least the moderate appreciation of some areas, helps to mitigate that problem somewhat.

Anyway, I'm a moderate Democrat and I can't stand him, but I can't blame him for this. 

Younger me used moderate debt to buy/repair/hold SFHs and build cash flow.   

@Nathan G.I am in chicago and here the reality is that unpaid rents have soared and that is primarily for folks who are low-moderate income and/or already rent burdened.

His original post was taken down by a moderator since the advice was to do something illegal essentially to just take the money since most troops would not know any better and force them to get a lawyer.