Sheets of ice.

Of course it depends on the tenants as far as the amount of headache you get but you can lower rent and advertise like crazy , and pick the cream of the crop.

It’s always better if you can cash flow, and allow appreciation to be icing on the cake.I fully understand your scenario, as I live in Northern Virginia here Amazon HQ2 has already been sending housing prices skyrocketing, and it hasn’t even started building yet.

They do smoke only the best weed And purest coke that food stamps  can buy though When you start seeing Beast Ice cans you got a problem.

Appreciation is icing on the cake. 

I'm up to 5 houses, nothing crazy, but brings in a good chunk of change and the appreciation is icing on the cake.

Outdoor steps should not go over 6 1/2" riser for safety from ice and slippery conditions.

I recommend buying for cash flow, appreciation, if it comes, should be icing on the cake.

This was a well-maintained corner-lot home in a good school district within walking distance to an ice cream shop, a brewery and a cafe.

A bit more about us: we run an event based videography company specializing in Ice Skating/Dance but are branching out into wedding and commercial work as well; I have been a career bartender for the past 8 years and I am a huge nerd about food/beverage/hospitality.