I recently spent several hours writing down my very specific real estate goals, and also the "why" behind my goals...I plan to hang them inside my medicine cabinet and read them aloud every day to keep my eye on the ball like Grant.

I work in medicine and don't plan to quit my job anytime soon. 

Given medicine is my profession and not finances, this is all simply my humble opinion.

[If so, that still smacks of fraudulently/artificially setting the market value!] 

If I had not projected cap expenses into my cash flow analysis I would have shown artificially high cash flow until the expense, then one very bad month, and then positive cash flow. 

Not all of the milennial generation are lazy, in fact, many are extremely ambitious and out blazing the trails for all of us to go down in technology, construction, medicine, and so many things.

What people do not understand is that it artificially shields existing tenants at the expense of future tenants. 

We have artificial support at present with 80 billion per month being created with no foundation and interest rates being kept artificially low, imo.Jeffrey- You must be dealing in newer "A" properties.

One other point, on the residential side we are a very long way from the bottom from a few years ago and much of that is due to artificial stimulation from the FED.  

Also I was definitely not advocating that you lease to the medicinal marijuana shop rather a better credit tenant.