I've watched the guru's on youtube looking for answers to all manner of real estate and lucked up and found Bigger Pockets.I have read the beginners guide and have a clearer path now as far as what I am looking to start out doing.I am a newborn baby to real estate investing and my goal for starting out is to buy and hold properties in my area.

The country is broke; the baby boomers are retiring; and we're driving jobs and businesses overseas.

They have paid on time every month for the 12 months but are expecting a baby so they decided to downsize to an apartment to re-align their budget. 

Who knows where the market will move once all the Baby Boomers decide to retire.

I've been pushing a house hack, but I think she is out on the idea at this time with a 7 month baby in the fold.

My wife and I recently purchased a home so that we have a nest to stay in, but now we are looking to start generating somE passive income for our newborn baby.  

It is funny how a new baby on the way gets you thinking more long term.Anyways, my wife and I live in Boulder County, Colorado and made good decisions on our home purchase and have a good amount of equity in our current home.

But back to your question- we are building high end (we are doing the Eden alternative housing format on both bed types) because senior housing has very much become a thing where our residents expect quality of life amenities and nice places to live (not 1960's hallways and cafeteria style stuff)..today's baby boomers expect high quality and operators are giving it to them.

My units are not in a warzone but still reluctant on having one more item to baby sit the tenant on.

Other situations I consider to be less problematic are moves due to needing more space (pregnant and needing another bedroom for the newborn), and due to condition of the house they are in (although these might also be a problem to watch for, but things like mold, fire, insects, broken down heating system - they may make a house unlivable, just have to watch that the tenant isn't the cause of these issues).But for the most part, people don't want to move around the holidays, and that starts in this country around Thanksgiving.