I will be discussing it with my brother in more depth.You are all completely right about the property manager dynamic as well, they do what we tell them, not the other way around.

Investor sentiment changes year to year based on market dynamics of different assets classes and even subsets of those classes to be in a buy, sell or both position.NNN food you have to be very careful on that.

I have not read it but Brandon Turner's book looks like a good resource:http://get.biggerpockets.com/nomoneydown/I did read this one and it was pretty good:http://smile.amazon.com/Nothing-Down-2000s-Dynamic...That said we only do deals where the exit strategy is clear.

Thanks for the visual.

It leaves no obvious visual evidence of a break-in.Ouch.

The data is there, but getting the visualization that shows them side by side isn't straight forward.Thank you for this awesome tip!

This was a spot on assessment and the dynamic has only stayed consistent since when you wrote this.

And at least in my experience, vinyl siding has a definite downside visually and aesthetically.

It's a dynamic market with a growing economy and various investment opportunities.

Dynamics are good, but you may not be able to be in and out in 6months for your second project.