The profit margin is very healthy whether you want to sell and even better if you hold and lease the units.

The second place I bought out of state was Charlotte NC primarily because the job growth a couple of years ago was through the room and the population was growing at healthy rate.

The anticipated deal will have a mortgage for 20 years and want to make sure that if someone decides to leave the partnership that the finances of the property remain healthy. 

I was wondering how many condo investors measure HOA health? I

The are getting harder to treat as they are becoming immune to some of the chemicals previously used.

Whatever you do, keep moving.Exercise has a lot of benefits, including: Decreasing stress and anxietyImproving overall moodBoosting energy levelsLosing weightImproving circulationImproving bone densityBoosting the immune systemImproving memoryLet’s face it, we can all use at least a few of these benefits from time to time.

My interest, as a newbie, is to find properties that will give me a healthy rental income and as I earn enough from one to keep adding units.

So, given that there was a crash 10 years ago (and some people forecast another big one soon) and there are plenty of investors that do ultimately fail in healthy economic times, what does that look like, and how do you recover?

It's in your best interest to keep a healthy reserve balance for the property to support these ebbs and flows of cash flows.

Do you also have a healthy savings account?