@Kenneth Garrett yes 75k is the industry standard minimum, most shops prefer 100k+ for sure

The entire industry will take a step back and Valuations will certainly change in many areas in the country..

These things can have a significant impact on the (middle class) people who make their living in the real estate industry.

It's the lowest paying job in the real estate industry.

I work with Columbia Equity Advisors, we have 30+ years experience in the Mobile home Park industry, closed 5 parks last year and are closing a 98 space park 1/2 mile away from your park!

The other way to rationalize 100x rent or valuation less 8% (cost of sale) less an additional say x% (so as not to pay market price) is to look at other industries: if you buy a long term retirement plan and you choose to exit before the "break even" year (usually around the 8th), you pay a penalty.

The real estate industry has really a low bar for entry. 

I'm currently a senior in high school and have wanted to be a real estate investor since I got my first encounter with the industry during my freshman year of high school.

There the people with good business skills, an understanding of modern marketing strategies and tactics, sales ability, management skill, industry knowledge, local knowledge, construction knowledge, and the basic business requirements like dedication, persistence, and analytical ability.

Hello BP world, I've been doing my research and studying the real estate industry for more than half a year now and I'm 100% certain that my strategy of acquiring my first investment property will be a house hack.