There is a negative demand for airplanes.

Just remember: most negative reviews are written by problematic tenants.

With a “1920’s” house I personally love the older woodwork, charm, style etc but expenses can quickly run away considering a roof, systems, windows etc and those can take a major chunk out of the income or put you in the negative.

Long story short, we haven't seen any negative consequences as a result of Corona. 59.2% of our customers are on auto credit card debit. 

And if this is your primary income source as an investor, when you go through a recession, your’s is the income that is negatively impacted the most.

It encompasses more advanced statistical analysis that is way to complicated to describe in the forum if you don't want to fall asleep but it basically calculates how a new job/employer created would create "x number" of new jobs and thus would create "x number" of new population which would create "x number" of new active buyers (demand).

All of them have produced a negative CoC ROI of about -5 to about -9% on the rental property calculator here.

The rental calculator on BP keeps giving me a negative coc %.

I think it makes sense long term but would be cash flow negative in its current condition.

It's true some folks will offer negative thoughts on owning rentals inside a tax deferred account.