Hi Scott,Some speculation to follow based on what I've seen, please ignore anything not applicable to you.(1) That's not accurate.

Examples include vacation rentals, low quality properties in bad areas, college rentals, etc" Forbes TK cash flow speculating is no exception.

If you're not ALREADY a pro-builder (who can answer your own question) - then why speculate?

Not to say this wouldn't be a real speculative home run however should the school re-gain the good graces of the State and area businesses continue to grow and expand.Hope that helps!

You want at a minimum $100 per month cash flow however sometimes people take less if they are speculating on large appreciation gains on the property.

This type of unmeritorious harassment from HUD based on speculation of discrimination from an "aggrieved" tenant, especially if they are one of the protected classes, is like oxygen to HUD.  

Neighbors can be helpful, but they're also full of misinformation and speculation.

Nothing but speculation in a fantasy. 100% Seller financing isn't really "investing" but it's "operating", most on BP are operators, not investors.

I agree with @David Lee Hall, III that there is too much at play to give more than just speculation.

In other words, we're seeking better rent:price ratios and a city council that doesn't vilify landlords/residential RE investors.Given the rising interest rates and low inventory/supplier, we understand this is likely more of a speculative play (future appreciation) than a cash-flow play.