One can do well with low price high risk but max leverage and thinking our going to sit in your barcolounger while you let your tenants pay for your retirement is not reality unless you live there and work it basically daily.. 

All those people you perceive as broke ,financially illiterate or irresponsible live somewhere unless they are homeless.

Living in one unit and renting out the others allows you to deduct 75% of expenses like mortgage interest, property taxes, insurance, and shared repairs as rental expenses, while the remaining 25% applies to personal use.

(I currently live in south MS, so the Gulf Coast is where I am looking)3.

I currently live in chanhassen but own rentals and have a few flips going in the rochester area.

Living in the Pacific Northwest, where the “Big One” could strike at any moment, I’ve been gradually selling off my portfolio to exit the market and safeguard my capital.

I don't know - seems like we need to just let it go at this point or risk ruining the relationship with the landlord and making our lives miserable as tenants...

While I do not live in ID, I'd love to connect you with one of the best agents out there.

I happen to live in AZ in the winter and MI in the summer. 

We're living in times when franchises go out of business overnight, but healthcare will never be since it is essential.