People stop buying and the producers suffer.

Klyde, You should think of tax benefits of owning an income producing property as a bonus, NOT a reason to get involved.

I need opinions on how to fill in the 2 hour time slot on radio that used to be Bill O'reilly's.

Having a show would be awesome, but not sure how productive it would be to have all those producers, writers, and staff around my rehab crews!!!!

However, due to recent tax increase in TX, I'm in the negative, however since all my Alabama properties produce healthy cash flow, it offsets my losses in TX.

I agree with Tim, as a former Paramedic, I have a rather broad range of experience with all street drugs, On one hand I am a fairly staunch conservative, On the other I can confidently say that I don't believe I have ever ran a ambulance call for either a car accident, domestic violence, or assault where Marijuana was a main contributing factor, I believe it should be intensely regulated at least as much as alcohol if not more, and that street dealers should receive increased sentences and jail time for selling without a license and tax evasion.I think it should have its own tax bracket concurrent with cigarette prices, But I can attest as to thst because your not seeing it, doesnt mean its slowing down or going away, The city I recently moved from is one of the largest producers of meth in the country, and it is only getting worse.

We all know that $40K houses do not produce $737 in cash flow!

As I stated before, I think you need to analize which unit mix will produce the most money and factor the hold/rehab costs into the 10 unit mix.

A lot produces no income, in most cases.

I'd pick a two hour time slot, say on a Sunday afternoon, and tell everyone who's interested to show up during that time.