My last post about military rentals focused on the 1% of Americans who always have a job, not matter what the market conditions were.

My last job was with the American Red cross which i held for about 7 years.

Is the American market unique in having areas with relatively low capital costs but high rents?

Hi Everyone,My wife and I are new to American real estate and real estate investing in general.  

More news from Wall Street JOurnal todayWall Street is betting that more well-off Americans will want to be renters.Financiers who loaded up on homes after the housing bust for pennies on the dollar are buying yet more—despite home prices in many markets being at all-time highs.Their wager: High prices, higher mortgage rates and skimpy inventory are making homeownership harder.

But my loathing for institutions like Deutschbank, BNP, Société Générale, Credit Suisse...that's of a different order, because I'm Greek-American.

https://www.cnbc.com/2018/09/05/more-older-america...First and foremost, this extremely sad to see. The article shows that the share of homeowners with 65+ with mortgage debt has gone up from 22% in 1995 to 41% in 201...

Strong economy is also attracting American Airlines to build another terminal on the already sprawling DFW airport.

My SE Hispanic submarket properties are 1-5% vacantMy SE black american submarket properties are 10-20% vacant depending on the property.

You better hope and pray anyone who has paid that fee was lying about it being a service animal, because if it was a legitimate service animal you violated the Americans with Disabilities Act and they will fine you up to $75,000 for your first violation.