It's been a fun ride!

And if you will need to commute by public transportation, hop on the subway and take a few rides.

The two I'm always looking for deal around are:https://columbusunderground.co...https://www.nationwidechildren...My thought is to ride the wave.

So the revolution would have to supply enough bodies so that their dead weight is enough to push the government over.There has to be a limit to how many martyrs they have and it's hard to get a mob to keep walking into a hail of bullets as their comrades drop dead around them.

@Mark Bascetta invest in Fair Haven.. its a bike ride away from  downtown new haven.

Then in our personal property agreement add "2019 Calendar" March 13th: Little Mary learns to ride a bike down the long drivewayJune 4th: Johnny holds his breath for the full length of the pool, he is so proudJuly 6th: Family picnic in the expansive yardLOL/JK

I know Tower Hill has competitive rates but often times will not include wind/hail coverage.

I fully expect that my portfolio will ride waves and drown in troughs over time.

But Ive got a thick cash reserve so I think I can ride it out.

banking on that appreciation to make you money in the long run is pretty comparable to gambling. in addition, it will depend on your location. if your property is in the Midwest, that's a big gamble. if its in California, maybe you can bank on appreciation. those hoping for appreciation on a negative cash flowing property should not do so unless they have a portfolio big enough to ride out the losses. if your only property is negative cash flowing, you are just subsidizing someone's living expenses. you are correct to say it is not black and white, but I think that grey area is MUCH smaller than you think it is. of course, this excludes properties where you plan to rehab and raise rents.