Your own pool will definitely have an impact on the price. 

TLDR: In a 2 bedroom basement rental unit that is kinda nice, in a nice area, with all amenities, but nowhere near executive...what would be the monthly rental impact of having a uniform floor vs having a different floor in one of the bedrooms?

I decided to jump in full force and bought 150 signs.

Seeing as my rent was significantly below market, I didn’t want to ruin it by forcing my landlords to do it.

Anyway, it's low initial investment, you get to live for free, your tenants are literally buying you a duplex/ triplex/ quadplex by paying down your loan, you are able to write off the deprecation of the property from your income+ other tax advantages, you can potentially be cash-flowing on top of living free from day one (if not you will down the line if you move out and rent your unit) and you will potentially see appreciation based solely on inflation or market trends depending on the specific location of the property or you can force appreciation by fixing up the property.

After diving deeper into the forces driving the current state of the market, I continue to ask myself the following questions;  -What is propelling this surge in value?

It may mean passing special assesments which not all owners will be able to pay; note that this is more 'predatory' as some may be 'forced' out.Oren

Unfortunately, I was involved in an auto accident late last year which is forcing me to be medically seperated from the military and I will likely relocate to Texas near family. 

@Ben Leybovich the tariffs are less about real cost impact today and more about companies raising prices to defend from increasing costs over time.

I don't see any local level risk that is going to impact Kansas City negatively in a major way.