Another issue is that short-term discounted cash flow has become the standard way to measure the success of income-generating development, resulting in "disposable" suburban designs that make money in the short run but are not as successful in the medium to long term as walkable, mixed-use environments.2.)

Medium-term college rentals?

Germany has a large influx of Expats for business short and medium term. = focus on furnished housing/corporate housing for it beats the rent ceiling2.

I've had it on a desert cabin for almost 10 years with no significant fade and no deterioration.Most pro painters I ever used seemed to go with SW.....a good medium+ quality paint

(I know it all depends on the fire but lets say it caused a medium amount of damage) Thanks in advance!

(I know it all depends on the fire but lets say it caused a medium amount of damage) Thanks in advance!

For example, my first rental property in Los Angeles was in a safe suburban neighborhood with medium-sized lot sizes, great schools, a short 3-5 minute drive from grocery stores/restaurants, about 10 minutes to a major highway, and the area appreciated at a decent percentage historically.

I have done medium equity deals with Sub2Let's say some property has 70% equity and the seller agrees to refinance it 80% loan to value with cash out So now is the new first mortgage at 80%  Then I give seller a note for the other 20%  And buy the property subject to the existing first mortgageEverybody wins and I get a property without a bank loan

@Karen L. could buy 10 cashflowing deals in Ohio(as well as many other markets) for what she'd pay for a medium to low priced home in her markets.

I read an interesting post on Medium for a property here in SoCal, (I think it was in Palm Springs).