**************************************************************************It's one thing for a fringe, tinfoil, conspiracy theory website such as this one https://www.zerohedge.com/mark...to warn (repeatedly, for months) that with mortgage rates rapidly approaching 6%, the US housing market is on the verge of a vicious collapse, as discussed articles such as these:Housing Affordability Is About To Crash The Most On RecordCracks Appear In Housing Market As Sellers Begin To Lower Asking PricesBiggest Housing Affordability Shock In History IncomingWorst Ever US Home Affordability Is Just 0.5% AwayIt's another for one of the biggest housing-market linked companies to confirm just that.On Thursday, Zillow plunged as much as 13% in late trading Tuesday after a dismal outlook stoked investor fears that rising mortgage rates will spark the next crash in the US housing market.

However, the location of some older houses can be better since a lot of newer developments tend to be on the outskirts/fringe areas.

The ones I would say are not would be expenses associated with hunting down new deals and, if you set up as a C-corp, fringe benefits like health insurance.Now, with a classical 1% rule deal, say you pay $50K for $500 in rent.

Such rooming houses tend to cater to a population of professionals/labourers who have the commonality of employment.The social rooming house:  These establishments provide a vital role in housing the "down and out", the mentally ill, the addicted and others on the fringes of society.  

I'll hopefully be closing on two new-construction rentals this spring/summer in a fringe market and when the market goes down a bit, I'll focus more on Memphis-proper for myself. 

Unlicensed brokers, acting as fringe operators skirting the laws have nothing to lose.

Possible fringe benefits retirement contributions.

Those have retail development on fringes that should have never been built to begin with.

Areas along the fringe of the county, especially towards Huntersville in the N and the SC state line in the S, have seen some significant real estate transactions take place in recent years.

A Tax Court trial is scheduled for November 5 in Las Vegas.The IRS contends, according to court records, that Howard Hughes improperly deferred taxes on income from sales of residential lots at Summerlin, which sprawls across 35 square miles on the western fringe of Las Vegas.The company should pay taxes as. . . . .Developers beginning new projects may need to pay taxes sooner, adding an up-front cost for the businesses, said Richard Shavell, a vice chairman at the Associated Builders and Contractors, an industry group.