I bought some property in Jersey City and Newark a few years ago, rock bottom prices....they have appreciated dramatically, while my cousin's million dollar home in the burbs only appreciated slightly, but has much more space to go down and down, especially during a recession.I'm looking at some property in Philly and Willmington now....seems like a great investment because I can't see prices going much lower and the cash flow is amazing....although I'm not sure how easy it is to find section-8 renters, i need to do more research.

Hey BP Fam,As a seasoned realtor with a few years of experience under my belt, I've been consistently seeking ways to boost my lead generation efforts and ultimately close more deals.

I love how you dramatically improved the property without "overbuilding" the property size/neighborhood.

I recently purchased an STR that was successful despite not having dynamic pricing, and only being listed on VRBO.they literally charged the same rate every night of the year, no matter if it was Monday or Thanksgiving.it was 78% booked at $180/night.curious the boost I might get being on Airbnb and Vrbo, and having dynamic pricing

I own both mobile home and RV parks and can tell you that although they are related, they can vary dramatically depending on the park. 

Social media networking can speed up this process dramatically, but it takes commitment and consistency.

They will now pay salaries to the workers, expenses to suppliers, investments in construction equipment and profits to the owners, who hopefully in turn spend it on something, so additional money is flowing through the system, which the system experiences as an economic boost.

Which kind of puts me on the opposite path to my partner when looking to boost depreciation?

Now things such as theater rooms, indoor pools, arcades, etc are hot ticket items to help boost rental income.

Because the difference in safety & price can be very dramatic within just a few miles range.